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AAOS Atlas of Orthoses and Assistive Devices 4th Revised edition [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 672 pages, height x width: 276x216 mm, Approx. 1050 illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Jun-2008
  • Izdevniecība: Mosby
  • ISBN-10: 0323039316
  • ISBN-13: 9780323039314
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 672 pages, height x width: 276x216 mm, Approx. 1050 illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Jun-2008
  • Izdevniecība: Mosby
  • ISBN-10: 0323039316
  • ISBN-13: 9780323039314
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This work provides a detailed overview of the clinical application of contemporary orthoses, complete with b&w photos of equipment on nearly every page. Learning features include key points boxes and practice pearls. Chapters are in sections on basics of standardization and principles of fabrication, spinal orthoses, upper and lower limb orthoses, pediatric orthoses, and assistive devices. For this edition, the title has been changed to reflect the addition of information on assistive devices for the spine and treatments for other deformities. This edition also includes a chapter on the technologies for assistive devices available in low-income countries, which will serve as a resource for surgeons, prosthetists, and therapists who go to third-world countries for humanitarian endeavors. Hsu is chairman of the Department of Surgery and Chief of Orthopedics at Rancho Los Amigos National Medical Center. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Here's all the guidance you need to overcome the most difficult musculoskeletal problems using orthoses and assistive devices! With new coverage of postpolio syndrome, cranial orthoses, and now incorporating the perspectives of renowned physiatrists, this is a one-stop rehabilitation resource. Tips and Pearls in every chapter and a new 2-color format make accessing information a snap.

  • Includes Chapters on biomechanics of spine, upper limb and hand and lower limb to help you understand the factors that determine the orthoses available for these joints.
  • Incorporates chapters on the Orthotic Prescription, Strength and Materials, and the Normal and Pathologic Gait help you understand your role in the rehabilitative process.
  • Contains information about the specific science behind the construction of orthoses-perfect for the Certified Prosthetist/Orthotist and the interested physician.
  • Carries the authority and approval of AAOS, the preeminent orthopaedic professional society.


  • Uses a new 2-color format to make the book easier to use and information easier to retain.
  • Includes Tips and Pearls boxes in every chapter so you can quickly access expert guidance.
  • Contains new chapters on: Orthoses for Persons with Postpolio Paralysis; Orthoses for Persons with Postpolio Syndromes; and Cranial Orthoses.
  • Incorporates evidence-based recommendations into the chapters on spinal, upper- and lower-limb orthoses to help you select the most proven approach for your patients.
Preface xiii
Dedication xv
Foreword xvii
Section 1 Basics
Introduction
John W. Michael
International Organization for Standardization (ISO) terminology
3(6)
David N. Condie
The orthotic prescription
9(6)
Heikki Uustal
Materials science
15(38)
Thomas R. Lunsford
Bill Contoyannis
Principles of fabrication
53(8)
Terry J. Supan
Normal and pathologic gait
61(22)
Jacquelin Perry
Section 2 Spinal orthoses
Introduction
John R. Fisk
Biomechanics of the spine
83(6)
Avinash G. Patwardhan
Kevin P. Meade
Thomas M. Gavin
Principles and components of spinal orthoses
89(24)
H. Duane Romo
Thomas M. Gavin
Avinash G. Patwardhan
Wilton H. Bunch
Donna Q. Gavin
Phyllis D. Levine
Laura Fenwick
Orthoses for spinal pain
113(12)
K. Brandon Strenge
John R. Fisk
Orthoses for spinal deformities
125(16)
Donald E. Katz
Orthoses for spinal trauma and postoperative care
141(14)
Bryan S. Malas
Kevin P. Meade
Avinash G. Patwardhan
Thomas M. Gavin
Orthoses for osteoporosis
155(14)
Kevin P. Meade
Bryan S. Malas
Avinash G. Patwardhan
Thomas M. Gavin
Section 3 Upper limb orthoses
Introduction
John D. Hsu
Biomechanics of the upper limb
169(10)
Marjorie Johnson Hilliard
Kai-Nan An
Steven L. Moran
Richard A. Berger
Principles and components of upper limb orthoses
179(12)
Thomas R. Lunsford
Thomas V. DiBello
Upper limb orthoses for the stroke and brain-injured patient
191(12)
Chiara Mariani
Mary Ann E. Keenan
Upper limb orthoses for the person with spinal cord injury
203(16)
M.J. Mulcahey
Orthoses for the burned hand
219(8)
Bradon J. Wilhelmi
Mary C. Burns
Damon Cooney
Orthoses for the arthritic hand and wrist
227(22)
Honor Duderstadt-Galloway
Monica R. Godinez
Alfred B. Swanson
Troy D. Pierce
Judy Leonard
Genevieve de Groot Swanson
Orthoses for brachial plexus injuries
249(12)
Keith A. Bengtson
Alexander Y. Shin
Functional bracing of selected upper limb fractures
261(10)
Loren L. Latta
Augusto Sarmiento
Protective equipment to the upper limb in sport
271(16)
Letha Y. Griffin
James Kercher
James L. Shoop
Orthoses for overuse disorders of the upper limb
287(12)
Mary C. Burns
Michael W. Neumeister
Section 4 Lower limb orthoses
Introduction
Alberto Esquenazi
Biomechanics of the hip, knee, and ankle
299(12)
Barry Meadows
Robert James Bowers
Elaine Owen
Biomechanics of the foot
311(14)
Andrew Haskell
Roger A. Mann
Shoes and shoe modifications
325(10)
Dennis J. Janisse
Foot orthoses
335(8)
Miguel Mojica
Lower limb orthoses
343(14)
John W. Michael
Lower limb othoses for persons with spinal cord injury
357(16)
Ross S. Chafetz
Therese E. Johnston
Christina L. Calhoun
Orthoses in total joint replacement
373(6)
Dulcey Lima
Knee orthoses for sports-related disorders
379(12)
Brett William Wolters
Orthotic management of the neuropathic and/or dysvascular patient
391(20)
Richard B. Chambers
Nancy Elftman
John H. Bowker
Orthoses for persons with postpolio syndrome
411(8)
Frans Nollet
Cornelis Th. Noppe
Orthoses for persons with postpolio sequelae
419(14)
Thomas V. DiBello
Carolyn Kelley
Carlos Vallbona
Teresa D. Kaldis
Lower limb orthoses for persons who have had a stroke
433(8)
Elizabeth Condie
Robert James Bowers
Assessment and orthotic management of gait dysfunction in individuals with traumatic brain injury
441(10)
Alberto Esquenazi
Section 5 Pediatric orthoses
Introduction
John D. Hsu
Congenital and acquired disorders
451(14)
Keith Gabriel
Pediatric hip orthoses
465(16)
Shannon K. McClure
Laura L. Tosi
Orthoses for the muscle disease patient
481(6)
John D. Hsu
Orthoses for cerebral palsy
487(14)
Tom F. Novacheck
Orthoses for myelomeningocele
501(10)
Bryan S. Malas
John F. Sarwark
Cranial remolding orthoses
511(16)
Deanna J. Fish
Dulcey Lima
Section 6 Assistive devices
Introduction
Shubhra Mukherjee
Deborah J. Gaebler-Spira
John R. Fisk
Appropriate technologies for assistive devices in lowincome countries
527(6)
Anna Lindstrom
Canes, crutches, and walkers
533(10)
Joan E. Edelstein
Wheelchair mobility for disabled children and adults
543(10)
Susan Johnson Taylor
Seating and positioning for disabled children and adults
553(14)
Jan Furumasu
Wheelchair prescription in international settings
567(10)
David Constantine
Communication devices and electronic aids to activities of daily living
577(16)
Edward C. Hitchcock
Assistive devices for recreation
593(8)
Samuel Andrews
Joeseph Gomez
Carol Huserik
Jill Stelley Virden
Sports adaptations for the physically challenged athlete
601(12)
David F. Apple, Jr.
Susan A. Skolnick
Patrick Matthew Edens
Gregory D. Horneber
Joseph A. Metzger
Kelly Mixon
Driving and related assistive devices
613(10)
John Anschutz
Patricia P. Daviou
James Kennedy
Michele Luther-Krug
Robotic devices for rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord injury
623(10)
Rudiger Rupp
Hans Jurgen Gerner
Future trends and research in orthoses
633(4)
Alberto Esquenazi
Mukul C. Talaty
Index 637