Ultrasound Imaging for Rehabilitation of the Lumbopelvic Region - A Clinical Approach

di Whittaker • 2007 • dettagli prodotto

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DESCRIZIONE

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. In this accessible and clinically relevant text, Whittaker provides: • A review of the basic principles of sound wave propagation • Discussion of instrumentation, prudent use and safety • Step by step instructions for generating ultrasound images of the deep muscles and associated structures in the region • An indepth discussion of the qualitative and quantitative components of image interpretation • Guidelines on the integration of ultrasound imaging into clinical practice Key features: • Over 75 ultrasound images • Clinically focussed • Based on published evidence and clinical experience Ultrasound Imaging for Rehabilitation of the Lumbopelvic Region 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. Table of ContentsForeword by Maria Stokes Preface Acknowledgements Dedication1. Imaging Principles and Instrumentation 2. Image Generation 3. Image Interpretation: Qualitative 4. Image Interpretation: Quantitative 5. Treatment Applications ReferencesAppendix A: Outline - Lumbopelvic USI Assessment Appendix B: Outline of the Minimum Requirements for an Ultrasound Imaging Accreditation Process for Rehabilitation Professionals Appendix C: The Clinical Application of USI in the Treatment of Lumbopelvic Dysfunction: A Case Presentation Appendix D: GlossaryIndex