Companion volume also available: Principles of the Maitland Concept of NMSK Physiotherapy: Assessment and Management of Neuromusculoskeletal Movement Functions, 9th Edition, Volume 1 (ISBN: 9780702075681)
- Provides coverage of assessment, clinical reasoning, and person-centered management, which includes the application of passive movements as the hallmarks of the Maitland Concept
- Contains easy-to-follow content in each chapter: applied theory; typical clinical presentations based on narratives of patient experiences; and specific principles of the patient interview, physical examination, and clinical reasoning
- Includes numerous photos of relevant examination and treatment techniques, many new to this edition, that include precise descriptions for practicing the techniques
- Offers contemporary viewpoints and a resource-oriented focus towards OMPT practice, ensuring that readers are fully up to date with all that is current in the field
- Shares the knowledge and expertise of editors Elly Hengeveld and Gertrude Bucher-Dollenz, who have been trained by G. D. Maitland and have many years of clinical experience as a physiotherapist and teacher in postgraduate OMPT practice, as well as a team of expert contributing authors, many of whom are new to this edition
Table of Contents
1. Lumbar Spine: examination and management
Elly Hengeveld
2. Pelvic girdle: examination and management
Ren�e de Ruijter and Mandy Roscher
3. Hip: examination and management
Maria Brugner-Seewald
4. Knee complex: examination and management
Jason Silvernail and Gail Deyle
5. Foot and ankle: examination and management
Wouter Geerse
6. Cervical spine: examination and management
Gertrude Bucher-Dollenz
7. Thoracic spine: examination and management
V�ronique Bornet
8. Shoulder girdle: examination and management
Matthew Newton and Phil Ackerman
9. Elbow complex: examination and management
Leanne Bisset
10. Wrist and Hand: examination and management
Michaela Neubauer
11. Orofacial Dysfunction and Pain
Harry von Piekartz
12. Appendix: Recording
Elly Hengeveld and Gertrude Bucher-Dollenz
