Title | : | Atlas of Common Counterstrain Tender Points |
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Author | : | Karen T Snider & John C Glover |
Release | : | 2014-01-08 |
Kind | : | ebook |
Genre | : | Medicine, Textbooks, Health, Mind & Body, Professional & Technical, Medical |
Size | : | 58528047 |
Counterstrain is a type of osteopathic manipulative treatment commonly used by osteopathic physicians throughout the United States and by osteopaths around the world. Developed by Larry Jones DO in the 1950’s counterstrain osteopathic manipulative treatment focuses on the diagnosis on discrete myofascial tender points and treatment using passive patient positioning to relieve tenderness. This iBook textbook covers the principles of counterstrain diagnosis and treatment using concise language and beautiful, easy to understand, photographs and anatomical illustrations. Because the descriptions of the location and treatment positions for tender points vary slightly among different counterstrain textbooks, a comprehensive reference list is provided at the end of each chapter indicating the references used in this iBook for each tender point. Authored by Karen Snider, DO and John Glover, DO, FAAO, The Atlas of Common Counterstrain Tender Points, covers the counterstrain tender point locations and treatment positions most commonly taught at American Osteopathic schools. This textbook is intended for use by osteopathic medical students and physicians who have received training in anatomy and counterstrain osteopathic manipulative treatment. Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Section 1 History of Counterstrain Technique Section 2 Theories of Counterstrain Technique Section 3 Evidence-Based Clinical Counterstrain Section 4 Basic Steps in Counterstrain Technique Section 5 How to Use This Atlas Section 6 Technique Pearls Section 7 Tender Point References Section 8 References Chapter 2 Cervical Tender Points Section 1 Anterior Cervical Tender Points Section 2 Posterior Cervical Tender Points Section 3 References Chapter 3 Thoracic Tender Points Section 1 Anterior Thoracic Tender Points Section 2 Posterior Thoracic Tender Points Section 3 References Chapter 4 Rib Tender Points Section 1 Anterior (Depressed) Rib Tender Points Section 2 Posterior (Elevated) Rib Tender Points Section 3 References Chapter 5 Lumbar Tender Points Section 1 Anterior Lumbar Tender Points Section 2 Posterior Lumbar Tender Points Section 3 References Chapter 6 Pelvis/Sacrum Tender Points Section 1 Anterior Pelvic Tender Points Section 2 Posterior Pelvic/Sacral Tender Points Section 3 References Chapter 7 Lower extremity Tender Points Section 1 Hip Tender Points Section 2 Knee Pelvic/Sacral Tender Points Section 3 Ankle/Foot Tender Points Section 3 References Chapter 8 Upper extremity Tender Points Section 1 Anterior Shoulder Tender Points Section 2 Posterior Shoulder Tender Points Section 3 Anterior Forearm Tender Points Section 4 Posterior Forearm Tender Points Section 5 Anterior Hand Tender Points Section 6 References Chapter 9 Head Tender Points Section 1 Head Tender Points Section 2 References |