دانلود کتاب راهنمای جامع فیزیولوژی ورزشی و مدیریت آسیب
A Comprehensive Guide to Sports Physiology and Injury Management, 1ed

Contents

Chapter 1 Muscle form and function
Chapter 2 Muscle adaptations and fatigue
Chapter 3 The physiology of disuse, immobilization and low-load environments
Chapter 4 Strength and conditioning: scientific aspects including principles of rehabilitation
Chapter 5 Biomechanics of sports injuries, their management and clinical considerations
Chapter 6 Electrophysical agents: physiology and evidence
Chapter 7 Cryotherapy: physiology and new approaches
Chapter 8 Physiology of sporting and athletic recovery
Chapter 9 Making sense of pain in sports physiotherapy: applying the Pain and Movement Reasoning Model
Chapter 10 The physiology of manual therapy
Chapter 11 The physiology of acupuncture analgesia
Chapter 12 Physiological determinants of endurance performance: maximal oxygen uptake (V˙O2max)Testing, training and practical application
Chapter 13 Ultrasound imaging in groin injuries
Chapter 14 Conservative management of groin injuries: acute and chronic
Chapter 15 The surgical management of sporting groin injuries
Chapter 16 The sporting hip
Chapter 17 Lumbopelvic dysfunction in the sporting population: the ‘what’, the ‘why’ and the ‘how’
Chapter 18 Performance rehabilitation for hamstring injuries a multimodal systems approach
Chapter 19 The management of gastrocnemius and soleus muscle tears in professional footballers
Chapter 20 Knee injuries in professional football
Chapter 21 The sporting ankle: lateral ankle sprain, the most commonly incurred lower limb musculoskeletal injury
Chapter 22 The rehabilitation of the rugby shoulder: a proposed approach to management
Chapter 23 Assessment of the sporting shoulder
Chapter 24 The sporting elbow
Chapter 25 Hand and wrist injuries: a focus on boxing
Chapter 26 The cervical spine: risk assessment and rehabilitation
Chapter 27 Management of head injuries
Chapter 28 A high-performance approach to optimizing a major league soccer preseason
Chapter 29 An introduction to working in an elite football academy
Chapter 30 Growing bones: anatomy and fractures
Chapter 31 Growing bones: Osteochondroses and serious paediatric conditions
Chapter 32 Cardiac event in the young athlete
Chapter 33 Developing speed qualities in youth athletes
Chapter 34 Conditioning for the battle of momentum: A practical use of GPS technology for conditioning strategies
Chapter 35 Managing the overhead athlete
Chapter 36 Treatment and management of soft tissue injuries
Chapter 37 The inseason strength programme: A professional rugby perspective – programming through the season
Chapter 38 Movement analysis: Science meets practice
Chapter 39 Conditioning efficacy: a road map for optimizing outcomes in performance-based rehabilitation
Chapter 40 The ‘all-around’ athlete: key performance considerations for managing injuries related to the ankle, trunk and tendon in female gymnasts
Chapter 41 Introduction to dance medicine
Chapter 42 Emergency aid preparation
Chapter 43 What’s rehabilitation without patient buy in? The importance of psychology in sport injury rehabilitation