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The Biomechanics of Back Pain

The Biomechanics of Back Pain

by Michael A . Adams Bs C Ph D (Author), NikolaiBogdukBSc(Med)MBBSMDPhDDScDipAnatDipPainMed (Author), KimBurtonDOPhD (Author), PatriciaDolanBScPhD (Author)

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    Hardcover 2002

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Synopsis

The Biomechanics of Back Pain is written primarily for health professionals who manage patients with back pain, and for students at the advanced undergraduate/graduate level. It also provides essential information for those involved in back pain prevention, in sports and fitness training, and in medico-legal practice. For biomechanists, it indicates how their science can be applied to answer a range of clinical questions. The authors are internationally renowned for their research into various aspects of back pain, and they integrate their expertise to present an authoritative account of the subject.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 240
 Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Published: 24 Jun 2002
ISBN 10: 0443062072
ISBN 13: 9780443062070

Media Reviews
This is a comprehensive, structured and well referenced textbook which has been written by established researchers in the speciality of spinal biomechanics. It would be appropriate reading predominantly for post graduate students studying physiotherapy, orthopaedics and ergonimics. It would also be of value for the final year undergraduate students in anatomy and physiotherapy. Sonia Philips, Senior Lecturer, Physiotherapy
book has made me look again at my back-pain patients. This book is a reminder of the standards to which we should all aspire, and our patients expect. Newsletter of the Irish Society of Orthopaedic Medicine
found this book very difficult to put down once I had started it and I think it is an essential purchase for physiotherapy departments and for individuals who treat people with back pain. Sue Mickleburgh MCSP
interest to any practitioner seeking an authoritative, contemporary presentation of the mechanics of back pain. Highly recommended. Robert Moran, BsSc, MHSc(Osteo)
forte is its comprehensive, eveidence based and clinically orientated analysis of the interactions between functional anatomy, functional loading and spinal pathology. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the biomechanical, and a broad perspective on all other contributing factors. It would be a valuable and concise reference to all dealing with back pain on a day-to-day basis. Howard M. Turner, Physical Therapy in Sport
book focuses, very strongly, on the biomechanics of the lumbar spine, and draws very hevily on in-vitro work on isolated lumbar motion segments subjected to forces of different kinds in the laboratory. This is an excellent book that should have a long shelf life and should be read by all ergonomists working in the areas of back pain or occupational biomechanics. Robert Bridger, Ergonomics, February 2004
Author Bio
Mike Adams is a senior researcher in the field of back pain. He has published extensively in the journal literature and speaks and many international conferences to different groups both medical and allied health.

Nik Bogduk has a very high international reputation through his research and publications. He is the author of the very successful CL book on Clinical Anatomy of the Lumbar Spin and Sacrum, now in its 3rd Edition. He is advisor to the Australian Government on back pain issues.

Kim Burton is anosteopath who is actively invol.ved in back pain research and has been involved as co-author and contributor to many publications. He works closely with Gordon Waddell and is a contributor to Thre Back Pain Revolution. He is the editor of the journal Clinical Biomechanics.

Patricia (Trish) Nolan is a senior researcher in the field of back pain and collaborates closely with Mike Adams.