トリガーポイントと筋肉連鎖（第２版） Trigger Points and Muscle Chains : Plus Online at MedOne （2. Aufl. 2019. 260 S. 363 Abb. 270 mm）

Richter, Philipp/Hebgen, Eric

THIEME, STUTTGART（2019発売）

• 商品コード 9783132413511

Full Description

Relief for your patients with musculoskeletal pain...

This unique guide takes an in-depth look at trigger point therapy. Divided into two sections - Functional Muscle Chains and Trigger Points and Their Treatment - this book combines detailed theory with tried and practical techniques.

The text covers the basics of functional muscle chains and the origin of myofascial pain arising from the musculoskeletal system, for example, due to poor posture. The reader will learn how various stretching exercises augment the myofascial therapy methods.

Anatomic drawings and liberal use of photographs in this book will help the reader to localize the trigger points and the associated pain areas.

Praise for the first edition:

"The information is brief but to the point; there is little wasted space so that the book is packed with information that can immediately be put into action." Doody's Review

Key Features:

Various models of muscle chains introduced and described
Detailed explanations of trigger points and their treatment
New chapters about posture and influence of gravity, as well 46 new and redrawn illustrations, now totaling approximately 300, included in this new edition
"Ticklish" and erogenous zones mapped out to help prevent unintended side effects of treatment

Trigger Points and Muscle Chains, second edition, is an essential tool for osteopaths, physical therapists, and all practitioners involved in pain therapy.

This book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on https://medone.thieme.com.

Contents

A Muscle Chains

1 Introduction

2 Models for Myofascial Chains

3 Physiology

4 The Craniosacral Model

5 The Biomechanical Model of John Martin Littlejohn - Mechanics of the Spine

6 Postural Muscles, Phasic Muscles, and Crossed Syndrome: Vladimir Janda's Contributions to Myofascial Treatment Methods

7 Zink Patterns

8 Myofascial Chains: A Model

9 Posture

10 Diagnostics

11 Therapy

B Trigger Points: Diagnosis and Treatment

12 Definition

13 Classification of Trigger Points

14 Pathophysiology of Trigger Points

15 Diagnosing Trigger Points

16 Trigger Point Therapy

17 Trigger Point Perpetuating Factors

18 Facilitated Segments

19 Trigger Points

20 Bibliography

21 Illustration Credits

22 List of Abbreviations