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1 online resource (323 pages) |
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Front cover; Preface; Acknowledgments; Editor; Contributors; Contents; Part I; 1; An Historical Perspective on Manipulation Under Anesthesia; Introduction; Manipulation under Anesthesia: Historical Considerations; References; 2; The Scientific Basis of Manipulation Under Anesthesia; Functions of the Motion Unit; The Facet Articulation As It Pertains to MUA; References; The Source of Back Pain; Articular Neurology; Proprioceptive Neurofacilitation; Pressure Hierarchy of the Intervertebral Foramen (IVF); The Intervertebral Disc; Cavitation; References; Background and Principles |
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Clinical Characteristics of Trigger PointsCommon Causes of Myofascial Trigger Points (i.e., Perpetuating Factors): Mechanical Stressors; Structural Inadequacies; Postural Stressors; Other Mechanical Stresses; Common Causes of Myofascial Trigger Points (i.e., Perpetuating Factors): Continued Genetics; Common Causes of Myofascial Trigger Points (i.e., Perpetuating Factors): Nutritional/Chemical Inadequacies; Deficiency; Dependence; Insufficiency; Prevalence of Unrecognized Hypovitaminosis; Therapeutic Approach to Nutritional Deficiencies; Metabolic and Endocrinological; Hypoglycemia |
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Gouty DiathesisNerve Impingement; References; 3; Mechanisms of Spinal Pain and Pain Modulation; Introduction; Mechanisms of Spinal Pain; Structural Considerations; Receptors and Primary Afferent Typology; Primary Nociceptive Afferents; Neurochemistry of Spinal Pain Transmission; Ascending Pain Pathways: Anterolateral System; Mechanisms of Endogenous Pain Modulation; Spinal Mechanisms; Ascending Pain Pathways: Posterior System; Hormonal Mechanisms; Acknowledgment; References; Mechanisms of Spinal Pain; Ascending Pain Pathways: Anterolateral System; Ascending Pain Pathways: Posterior System; 4 |
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The Core of the MUA Procedure: Tissue Injury Repair Sequence and Fibrous Release with ManipulationHow Fibrotic Adhesions Form; Muscle Physiology and the Fibrosus Release Procedure as It Pertains to MUA; Hypothesis for Neurological Conduction of Action Potential and Muscle Contraction During and Following the MUA Procedure; Traction Stretching with MUA; Stress-Strain Curve; References; 5; Manipulative Energy; Low- vs. High-Force MUA; The Doctor System; The Patient System; Patient System Graph; Restoring Forces; Damping Forces; A "Dynamic Impression"; High-Force Manipulation |
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Manipulation TimelineThe Successful High-Force Manipulation; Muscle Guarding Ineffectual; Low-Force Manipulation; High Force vs. Low Force; Dose-Response; Safety; The MUA Procedure; From Art to Science; References; 6; Indications and Contraindications for MUA; Indications; Cervical Spine; Thoracic Spine; Lumbar Spine; Nerve Entrapment; Diagnosis; Acute Gouty Arthritis; Differential Diagnosis; Disc Protrusion (as Indicated on MRI); Differential Diagnosis; References; 7; MUA Principles and Practices; MUA Principles and Practice; Standards and Protocols; Clinical Justification; Diagnosis |
| Summary |
Spinal manipulation under anesthesia (MUA) is a procedure intended for patients who suffer from musculoskeletal disorders in conjunction with biomechanical dysfunction. Performed using monitored anesthesia care, this technique is overcoming its controversial image and receiving regular use by a great number of practitioners. Manipulation Under Anesthesia is the first book to present the procedure from a historical perspective to present day use. Focusing on all aspects of MUA technique, the text provides an outline that represents this procedure from a scientific perspective, along with inform |
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Frequency and Follow-Up |
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Manipulation (Therapeutics)
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Anesthesia.
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Manipulation, Orthopedic
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Anesthesia, General
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Anesthesia
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Anesthesia.
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Manipulation (Therapeutics)
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781135500665 |
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1135500665 |
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