Craniofacial Dysfunction and Pain
Manual Therapy, Assessment and Management
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Product details:
- Edition number 8 Rev ed
- Publisher Butterworth-Heinemann
- Date of Publication 12 December 2000
- ISBN 9780750629638
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages246 pages
- Size 246 x 189 mm
- Weight 760 g
- Language English 0
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Long description:
Further management strategies including clinimetry, cranio-cervical posture and 'psychological' management of chronic facial pain are described and discussed in relation to their integration in daily practice. Difficult clinical problems such as cervical headache, chronic ear pain in children, KISS syndrome, facial paralysis, tinnitus, craniomandibular dysfunction amongst others are described and discussed. A clinical reasoning approach to problem solving is emphasized throughout.
This book is recommended for those interested in manual assessment and management of the craniofacial region including clinicians, physiotherapists, dentists, orthodontics, ENT-specialists, neurologists, maxillofacial surgeons, chiropractors and osteopaths.
Foreword by Professor Mariano Racobado, Santiago, Chile.
Contributors:
HAJ Oudhof: Skull Growth in relation to mechanical stimulation
Dr H Biedermann: Features of cranial tissue as a basis for clinical pattern recognition on management
Dr med H Biederman: Primary and secondary cranial asymmetry in Kiss-children
R Spermon-Marijne: Manual Therapy of the craniofacial region as therapeutic
Dr J R Spermon: approach in children with long term ear disease
P Westerhuis: Cervicogenic headache: a clinician's perspective and
Cervicogenic Headache, physical examination and management
David Butler: Experience of pain and the craniofacial region
D Fitzgerald and Lynn Bryden: The influence of posture and alteration of function upon the cranio-cervical and craniofacial region
M Jones: Clinical reasoning. A basis for examination and treatment in the cranial region
F Winters: Pain management by patients with chronic craniofacial pain
G Aufdemkampe: The relevance of clinimetrie by patients with cranial facial pain
* Prestigious text with expert international contributors including acclaimed anatomists and cranial morphologists
* Highly practical text with a page of text facing a page of high quality black and white photographs
* Geoff Maitland has endorsed this text
Table of Contents:
Skull growth in relation to mechanical stimulation; Features of cranial tissue as a basis for clinical pattern recognition, examination and treatment; Primary and secondary cranial asymmetry in KISS children; Manual therapy movements of the craniofacial region as a therapeutic approach to children with long-term ear disease; Cervicogenic headache: a clinician's perspective; Cervicogenic headache: physical examination and management; Neurodynamics of cranial nervous tissue (cranioneurodynamics); Experience of pain and the craniofacial region; The influence of posture and alteration of function upon the craniocervical and craniofacial regions; Clinical reasoning - a basis for examination and treatment in the cranial region; Pain management in patients with chronic craniofacial pain; Clinimetrics for the clinician - the use of some indexes applicable in the craniocervical and craniofacial regions
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