Ultrasound Imaging for Rehabilitation of the Lumbopelvic Region A Clinical Approach Jackie L. Whittaker BScPT FCAMT CGIMS CAFCI

Ultrasound imaging for rehabilitation of the lumbopelvic region:
a clinical approach
jackie l. Whittaker bscpt fcamt cgims cafci
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this title is directed primarily towards health care professionals
outside of the united states. Ultrasound imaging is emerging as an
invaluable tool in the detection and treatment of motor control impairment.
this book brings this technology out of the research lab and into the clinic,
providing guidelines for the integration of ultrasound imaging for
the assessment and treatment of motor control impairments of the lumbopelvic
region into daily practice. It enables clinicians to maximise the potential
of ultrasound imaging technology in providing effective management of
neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction in the lumbopelvic region, including back pain,
pelvic girdle pain and incontinence. Provides a review of the basic principles
of sound wave propagationdiscussions of instrumentation include prudent
use and safetyoffers step-by-step instructions for generating ultrasound
images of the deep muscles and associated structures in the regionincludes
an indepth discussion of the qualitative and quantitative components of
image interpretationprovides guidelines on the integration of ultrasound
imaging into clinical practice

categories:medicine
year:2007
edition:1 spi
publisher:churchill livingstone
language:english
pages:193
isbn 10:0443068569
file:pdf, 10. 23 mb

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