Orthotics : clinical pratice and rehabilitation technology

Bibliographic Information

Orthotics : clinical pratice and rehabilitation technology

edited by John B. Redford, John V. Basmajian, Paul Trautman

Churchill Livingstone, c1995

Available at  / 9 libraries

Search this Book/Journal

Note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

This timely and helpful book examines the clinical application of orthotics and other assistive devices, reviews these devices by region, and offers guidance to the latest rehabilitative technology, including function and biomechanical efficacy, indications and contraindications, measurement and fitting. Features: * Focus on clinical applications of orthotics and other assistive devices * Reviews orthotic devices organized by body regions * Guide to rehabilitative technology, including devices which increase mobility and environmental adaptations which aid the disabled in activities of daily living. * Provides essential information for health providers ranging from practicing occupational and physical therapists to the teachers of orthotics courses * Extensive enough to serve as a reference for doctors * Glossary of terms * Each chapter discusses orthotic designs, materials, and special advice for fittings

Table of Contents

Basic Principles of Orthotics and Rehabilitation. Lower Limb Orthotics. Foot Orthoses and Prescription Shoes. Spinal Orthoses. Upper Limb Orthoses. Orthotic Management of Children. Wheelchairs. Adaptive Driving Modifications. Adaptations in and to the Home Environment. Environmental Control for Persons with Disabilities. Eponymic Orthoses and Orthotic Terminology.

by "Nielsen BookData"

Details

Page Top