Advanced Techniques in Musculoskeletal Medicine & Physiotherapy - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 1st Edition

by Fermín Valera Garrido, PT MSc PhD and Francisco Minaya Muñoz, PT MSc PhD

Elsevier eBook on VitalSource

ISBN: 9780702065163

Publication Date: 08-27-2015

Page Count: 544

Imprint: Elsevier

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Advanced Techniques in Musculoskeletal Medicine & Physiotherapy is a brand new, highly illustrated guide to the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. It demonstrates how to safely and effectively use selected minimally invasive therapies in practice. In addition to more well-established techniques such as acupuncture or dry needling, this ground-breaking resource also covers techniques including intratissue percutaneous electrolysis, mesotherapy, percutaneous needle tenotomy, and high volume image guided injections. Other featured chapters include those on specific musculoskeletal ultrasound such as sonoanatomy and ultrasound-guided procedures.

Each chapter describes the principles, indications and contraindications, mechanisms of action and detailed outlines of techniques with an emphasis throughout on accessible practical information. Additionally, methodologies, research results and summaries of studies for particular minimally invasive therapies are presented. The book is also supported by a companion website – www.advancedtechniquesonline.com – containing procedural video clips, a full colour image library and interactive multiple choice questions (MCQs).

Key Features
- skills-based and clinically-oriented – reinforced by the latest contemporary scientific medical research
- chapters on outcomes in clinical practice
- indications and contraindications discussed
- clinical cases, key terms and key points boxes used throughout
- companion website – www.advancedtechniquesonline.com – containing procedural video clips, full colour image bank and interactive MCQs
Contents
VIDEO LIST
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOREWORD TO THE SPANISH EDITION, FISIOTERAPIA INVASIVA
FOREWORD
PREFACE
CONTRIBUTORS

PART I: INVASIVE TECHNIQUES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE INVASIVE TECHNIQUES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY - GENERAL CONCEPTS
Fermín Valera Garrido, Francisco Minaya Muñoz
2 NEEDLING TECHNIQUES AND MODALITIES
Fermín Valera Garrido, Francisco Minaya Muñoz

PART II: CADAVER-BASED APPROACHES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY
3 CADAVER-BASED APPROACHES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY
Francisco J. Valderrama Canales, Francisco Minaya Muñoz, Fermín Valera Garrido

PART III: MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND
4 MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND IN PHYSIOTHERAPY
Francisco Minaya Muñoz, Fermín Valera Garrido, Adrián Benito Domingo
5 SONOANATOMY OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Jacinto J. Martínez Payá, Ana de Groot Ferrando, José Ríos Díaz, Ma Elena del Baño Aledo
6 ULTRASOUND APPLICATIONS TO VISUALIZE AND CHARACTERIZE MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS AND SURROUNDING SOFT TISSUE
Jay P. Shah, Juliana Heimur
7 INVASIVE ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TECHNIQUES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY
Fermín Valera Garrido, Francisco Minaya Muñoz

PART IV: DRY NEEDLING
8 DRY NEEDLING OF MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS
Orlando Mayoral del Moral, Isabel Salvat Salvat
9 DRY NEEDLING FOR HYPERTONIA AND SPASTICITY (DNHS®)
Pablo Herrero Gallego, Sandra Calvo Carrión, María Ortiz Lucas
10 ACUPUNCTURE AND NEEDLING TECHNIQUES FOR SEGMENTAL DYSFUNCTION IN NEUROMUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN
Jay P. Shah, Nikki Thaker

PART V: PERCUTANEOUS NEEDLE TENOTOMY (PNT)
11 PERCUTANEOUS NEEDLE TENOTOMY
Todd P. Stitik, Andrew Chang, Milin Vora, John Georgy, Shounuck I. Patel

PART VI: PERCUTANEOUS NEEDLE ELECTROLYSIS (PNE)
12 MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF INTRATISSUE PERCUTANEOUS ELECTROLYSIS (EPI® TECHNIQUE)
José Manuel Sánchez Ibáñez, Fermín Valera Garrido, Francisco Minaya Muñoz, Soralla Vallés Martí, José María Estrela Arigüel, Sergio García Herreros, Patricio Paredes Bruneta, Diana Marcela Aguirre Rueda, Pilar García Palencia, Francisco Valderrama Canales, Ferrán Abat González, Fernando Polidori
13 INTRATISSUE PERCUTANEOUS ELECTROLYSIS (EPI® TECHNIQUE) IN TENDON INJURIES
Fermín Valera Garrido, José Manuel Sánchez Ibáñez, Francisco Minaya Muñoz, Fernando Polidori, Ferrán Abat González
14 INTRATISSUE PERCUTANEOUS ELECTROLYSIS (EPI® TECHNIQUE) IN MUSCLE INJURIES
José Manuel Sánchez Ibáñez, Fernando Polidori, Ferrán Abat González, Francisco Minaya Muñoz, Fermín Valera Garrido

PART VII: ACUPUNCTURE
15 CLINICAL ACUPUNCTURE
Antonio García Godino, Roberto Sebastián Ojero, Francisco Minaya Muñoz
16 ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
Antonio García Godino, Roberto Sebastián Ojero, Francisco Minaya Muñoz

PART VIII: MESOTHERAPY
17 MESOTHERAPY IN THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Juan Ruiz Alconero

PART IX: INJECTION THERAPY
18 INJECTION THERAPY FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
Stephanie Saunders

PART X: HIGH-VOLUME IMAGEGUIDED INJECTIONS
19 HIGH-VOLUME IMAGE-GUIDED INJECTIONS
Henning Langberg, Peter Malliaras, Dylan Morrissey, Otto Chan, Morten Boesen, Anders Boesen

PART XI: OUTCOMES: EVIDENCE-BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY
20 OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
Francesc Medina Mirapeix, Pilar Escolar Reina
21 MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING, ANALYSIS AND VISUALIZATION WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND
José Ríos Díaz, Jacinto J. Martínez Payá, Ana de Groot Ferrando, Ma Elena del Baño Aledo
22 RESOLUTION OF CLINICAL CASES

GLOSSARY
INDEX
COMPANION WEBSITE: www.advancedtechniquesonline.com
- video bank
- colour image bank
- MCQs.
Authors

Fermín Valera Garrido, PT MSc PhD, Co-director MVClinic; FREMAP Hospital, Department of Physical Therapy, Madrid, Spain
Programme Director and Professor Master’s degree in Invasive Physiotherapy Techniques, Department of Physiotherapy, Faculty of Medicine, San Pablo CEU
University, Madrid, Spain
Editor, Journal of Invasive Techniques in Physical Therapy and Francisco Minaya Muñoz, PT MSc PhD, Co-director MVClinic; FREMAP Hospital, Department of Physical Therapy, Madrid, Spain
Programme Coordinator and Professor Master’s degree in Invasive Physiotherapy Techniques, Department of Physiotherapy, Faculty of Medicine, San Pablo CEU
University, Madrid, Spain
Associate Editor, Journal of Invasive Techniques in Physical Therapy
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