Physical Management for Neurological Conditions (Physiotherapy Essentials) 2nd Edition

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of neurology, specific
neurological conditions, and the related physical therapy treatment approaches used in rehabilitation. It
brings together contributions from an experienced, multidisciplinary team of clinicians in the field of
neurological rehabilitation, ensuring the reader will come away with practical knowledge of work being
done in the field. Well-researched, fully referenced, and clinically up to date, this text is a good
introduction for students as well as a helpful reference for practicing physical therapists.
This research-based text includes extensive scientific references and case histories, covering a wide array
of important topics.
Thorough definitions of neurological conditions provide a strong base for all future learning.
Information on the etiology, prevalence, incidence, and epidemiology of these conditions prepares the
reader for future practice.
Coverage of anatomy and physiology, diagnostic and clinical signs, and assessment and outcome of each
condition offers the most expansive coverage available.
Material on medical and physical management, as well as multidisciplinary team work, gives the reader a
practical explanation of how to deal with a variety of real-life situations.
Content on relationships with patients provides the reader with a method of setting goals for their patients
and themselves.
Background information on physiology and physical therapy presents a clear link between the two areas