DeLee & Drez's orthopaedic sports medicine : principles and practice /
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| Edition: | 3rd ed. |
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| Imprint: | Philadelphia : Saunders/Elsevier, c2010. |
| Description: | 2 v. (xxv, 2219, lv p.) : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 29 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Subject: | Sports injuries. Orthopedic emergencies. Sports medicine. Athletic Injuries. Orthopedics. Sports Medicine. Orthopedic emergencies. Sports injuries. Sports medicine. |
| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/7840015 |
Table of Contents:
- Part I. Basics
- Chapter 1. Basic Science and Injury of Muscle, Tendon and Ligament
- Section A. Physiology of injury to musculoskeletal structures
- 1. Muscle and tendon injury
- 2. Ligamentous injury
- 3. Articular cartilage injury
- 4. Meniscus injury
- 5. Bone injury
- Section B. Fundamentals of biomechanics
- Section C. Design and statistics in sports medicine
- Chapter 2. Surgical principles
- Section A. Arthroscopic principles
- Section B. Suture materials
- Section C. Allograft tissues
- Chapter 3. Non-orthopaedic conditions
- Section A. Infectious disease and sports
- Section B. Management of hypertension in athletes
- Section C. Sudden death in athletes: causes, screening strategies, use of participation guidelines and treatment of episodes
- Section D. Diabetes mellitus
- Section E. Exercise-induced bronchospasm
- Section F. Sports and epilepsy
- Section G. Dermatologic disorders
- Chapter 4. Exercise physiology
- Chapter 5. Rehabilitation and therapeutic modalities
- Section A. Language of exercise and rehabilitation
- Section B. Electrical stimulation
- Section C. Therapeutic cold and heat
- Section D. Therapeutic exercise modalities
- Section E. Stretching
- Section F. Role of proprioceptive and functional joint stability
- Chapter 6. Principles of injury prevention
- Section A. General principles
- Section B. Factors predisposing to injury
- Section C. Functional training for knee injury prevention
- Section D. Functional training for shoulder injury prevention
- Chapter 7. Complications
- Section A. Complex regional pain syndromes including reflex sympathetic dystrophy and causalgia
- Section B. DVT and pulmonary embolism
- Section C. Infection: prevention, control, and treatment
- Chapter 8. Nutrition, pharmacology and psychology in sports
- Section A. Nutrition
- Section B. Pharmacology
- 1. Sports pharmacology: ergogenic drugs in sports
- Section C. Psychology
- Section D. Chronobiology
- Chapter 9. The young athlete
- Chapter 10. The female athlete
- Chapter 11. Environmental Stress
- Section A. Heat
- Section B. Cold
- Section C. Stress
- Chapter 12. The team physician: preparticipation examination, on-field emergencies, and ethical and legal issues
- Chapter 13. Basic imaging techniques
- Chapter 14. Stress injuries
- Part II. Anatomic Site Of Injury
- Chapter 15. Head injuries
- Chapter 16. Spinal injuries
- Section A. Cervical spine injuries
- 1. Cervical spine injuries in the adult
- 2. Cervical spine injuries in the child
- Section B. Thoracolumbar injuries
- 1. Thoracolumbar injuries in the adult
- 2. Thoracolumbar injuries in the child
- Chapter 17. Shoulder
- Section A. Anatomy and biomechanics
- 1. Anatomy and biomechanics of the adult
- 2. Anatomy and biomechanics of the child
- Section B. Sternoclavicular joint injuries
- 1. Sternoclavicular joint injuries in the adult
- 2. Sternoclavicular joint injuries in the child
- Section C. Acromioclavicular injuries
- Section D. Glenoid and scapular fractures
- Section E. Coracoid injuries
- Section E. Scapulothoracic bursitis
- Section F. Sternum and rib fractures in adults and children
- Section G. Muscle and tendon ruptures
- Section H. Glenohumeral instabilities
- 2. Glenohumeral instabilities in the child
- 3. Imaging of glenohumeral instabilities
- Section I. Rotator cuff problems
- 1. Impingement
- 2. Labral
- 3. Tears
- Section J. Injuries of the proximal humerus
- 1. Injuries of the proximal humerus in adults
- 2. Injuries of the proximal humerus in children
- Section K. Adhesive capsulitis
- Section L. Shoulder replacement
- Section M. Nerve lesions
- Section N. Thoracic outlet syndrome
- Section O. Vascular problems
- Chapter 18. Arm
- Section A. Soft tissue and fracture
- Section B. Neurovascular
- Chapter 19. Elbow and forearm
- Section A. Biomechanics
- Section B. Tendinopathies, overload injuries and ruptures
- Section C. Throwing injuries
- 1. Throwing injuries in adults
- 2. Throwing injuries in children
- Section D. Osteocondroses
- Section E. Forearm fractures
- Section F. Heterotrophic ossifications
- Section G. Neurovascular problems about
- Chapter 20. Wrist and Hand
- Section A. Wrist
- 1. The adult wrist
- 2. The child wrist
- Section B. Hand
- 1. The adult hand
- 2. The child hand
- Section C. Arthroscopy
- Chapter 21. Hip, pelvis and thigh
- Section A. Hip and pelvis
- Section B. The thigh
- Section C. Physical activity and sports participation following total hip arthroplasty
- Chapter 22. Patella
- Section A. Patellar and quadriceps tendinopathies and ruptures
- Section B. Osteocondroses
- Section C. Subluxation and dislocation
- 1. subluxation and dislocation: acute
- 2. subluxation and dislocation: recurrent
- Section D. Patellar fractures
- Chapter 23. Knee
- Section A. Relevant biomechanics of the knee
- Section B. Meniscal injuries
- Section C. Medial ligament injuries
- Section D. Anterior cruciate ligament injuries
- 1. Anterior cruciate ligament injuries in the adult
- 2. Anterior cruciate ligament injuries in the child
- Section E. Posterior cruciate ligament injuries
- 1. Posterior cruciate ligament injuries in the adult
- 2. Posterior cruciate ligament injuries in the child
- Section F. Lateral and posterolateral injuries of the knee
- Section G. Multiple ligament knee injuries
- Section H. Osteochondritis dissecans
- Section I. Articular cartilage lesion
- Section J. Knee replacement in aging athletes
- Section K. High tibial osteotomy in the anterior cruciate ligament-deficient knee with varus angulation
- Section L. Vascular problems - popliteal artery entrapment
- Chapter 24. Leg
- Section A. Stress fractures
- Section B. exertional compartment syndrome
- Chapter 25. Foot and ankle
- Section A. Biomechanics
- Section B. Sports shoes and orthotics
- Section C. Ligament injuries
- Section D. Tendon injuries
- Section E. Stress fractures
- Section F. Heel pain
- Section G. Entrapment neuropathies
- Section H. Forefoot conditions, including nails
- Section I. Articular Cartilage Lesions
- Section J. Osteochondroses
- Appendix
- Sports medicine terminology
