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Author(s): Cesar Fernandez De Las Penas, Lars Arendt-Nielsen, Robert D Gerwin
ISBN(s): 9780763752835, 0763752835
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 56.44 MB
Year: 2009
Language: english
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Author: Cesar Fernandez De Las Penas, Lars Arendt-Nielsen, Robert D Gerwin

The first book for Jones and Bartlett’s new Series: Contemporary Issues in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Medicine The first textbook covering physical therapy as well as physical medicine aspects of these two highly prevalent headache disorders from both a clinical and evidence-based perspective. Doody’s Book Review, Score 94: 5 Stars! Written and contributed by international experts, Tension-Type and Cervicogenic Headache: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Management provides the best current evidence on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of patients with the highly prevalent tension type and cervicogenic headache, integrating the most recent clinical research data with basic science knowledge. It covers both physical therapy and physical medicine approaches to the management of these headache disorders, paying special attention to the relevance of the cervical joints and muscles in the etiology of these two headache types. Tension-Type and Cervicogenic Headache: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Management offers clear guidance for physical examination and identification of underlying patho-physiological and functional causative and maintaining features, together with manual as well as more invasive treatment options. It is the first text to provide such a comprehensive compilation of the best evidence – both empirical and clinical – regarding physical therapy care of patients with tension and cervicogenic headache. Important topics include: the manual examination of both joint and muscles of the cervical and thoracic spine examination techniques supported by clinical reasoning procedure and based on the most recent research the research basis and―in absence of sufficient research evidence―the pathophysiologic rationale for the use of the various physical therapy management techniques a detailed and well-illustrated review of non-invasive physical therapy management techniques available to the clinician spinal manipulative procedures including joint mobilization, manipulation, muscle energy, and soft tissues techniques directed at the cervical and thoracic spine and the temporomandibular joints a variety of therapeutic tools for the management of several musculoskeletal disorders that frequently cause tension-type and cervicogenic headache relevant invasive physical therapy and physical medicine techniques including dry needling and injection of botulinum toxin, commonly used in the management of headache disordersthe pharmacological interventions most commonly used for the prophylactic and therapeutic treatment of these headache disorders Click on the Samples tab to view a sample chapter and the Introduction to the Series. Ideal for undergraduate and graduate courses in physical therapy, manual therapy, chiropractic, medicine, and osteopathy. 

Table of contents:

Part I Introduction

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Epidemiology of Headache

Chapter 3 Medical Approach to Headaches

Part II Patho-physiology of Tension Type Headache

Chapter 4 Nature of Muscle Pain

Chapter 5 Patho-physiology of Referred Muscle Pain

Chapter 6 Muscle Trigger points in Tension Type Headache

Chapter 7 Suboccipital Muscle Contribution to Tension Type Headache

Chapter 8 Forward Head Posture in Headaches

Chapter 9 Sensitization in Tension Type Headache: A Pain Model

Part III Patho-physiology of Cervicogenic Headache

Chapter 10 The Anatomy and Physiology of the Trigemino-Cervical Complex

Chapter 11 Cervicogenic Headache: Consideration on Pathogenesis

Chapter 12 Motor Control Impairment in Cervicogenic Headache

Part IV Physical Examination of Patients with Headache

Chapter 13 Clinical Reasoning in the Diagnosis: History Taking in Patients with Headache

Chapter 14 Cervical Spine Assessment in Patients with Headache

Chapter 15 Thoracic Spine Assessment in Patients with Headache

Chapter 16 Manual Identification of Trigger Points in the Muscles Associated with Headache

Chapter 17 Examination of the Orofacial Region in Patients with Headache

Part V Neuro-physiological Effects of Some Physical Therapy Interventions

Chapter 18 Neuro-physiological Effects of Spinal Manipulation

Chapter 19 Therapeutic Mechanisms Underlying Muscle Energy Approaches

Chapter 20 Neuro-physiological Effects of Neural Mobilization Maneuvers

Chapter 21 Neuro-physiological Effects of Needling Therapies

Part VI Conservative Management of Tension Type and Cervicogenic Headaches

Chapter 22 Cervical Joint Mobilization Techniques in Patients with Headache

Chapter 23 Cervical Joint Manipulation Procedures Applied to Patients with Headaches

Chapter 24 Thoracic Spine Interventions for the Management of Patients with Headache

Chapter 25 Muscle Energy Techniques

Chapter 26 Neuromuscular Approaches

Chapter 27 Myofascial Induction Approaches for Patients with Headache

Chapter 28 Physical Therapy Interventions for the Orofacial Region

Chapter 29 Therapeutic Exercise of the Cervical Spine for Patients with Headache

Chapter 30 Neurodynamic Interventions for the Management of Patients with Headache

Chapter 31 Needling of Head, Neck and Shoulder Muscle Trigger Points Relevant to Headache

Chapter 32 Botulinum Toxin A in the Treatment of Headaches

Chapter 33 Psychological Aspects of Chronic Headache Treatment

Chapter 34 Physical Therapy Diagnosis and Management of a Patient with Chronic Daily Headache: Translating Knowledge to Clinical Practice

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