PRINCIPLES OF MANUAL MEDICINE THIRD EDITION BY PHILIP E. GREENMAN

I PRINCIPLES OF MANUAL MEDICINE THIRD EDITION PHILIP E. GREENMAN, D.O., F.A.A.O. This practical resource opens up one of the most enduring, yet continually evolving, areas of health care-manual medicine. With this informative text, you'll learn the basic principles, specific techniques, and adjunct procedures of the discipline-including the use of exercise for prevention and treatment of disease and the use of other techniques to reduce pain. THIS \"HANDS ON\" RESOURCE DELIVERS • Detailed reviews of appropriate anatomy open each chapter, helping to build understanding and focus therapy. • Information on both diagnostic testing and treatment techniques assures complete coverage of the discipline. • Over 1,000 clinical photographs provide a practical visual guide to each technique. • Clear and thorough instructions detail step-by-step techniques to assure proper performance and the best results. NEW TO THE THIRD EDITION... • Extensive new material on soft tissue procedures including Chapman's Reflexes, tender points of the Counterstrain System, and visceral techniques. • Craniosacral technique chapter has been completely revised and includes new information on the use of cranial in traumatic brain injury patients. • Chapters on upper and lower extremities have been expanded to include new treatment options such as neural and dural mobilization of the extremities. PICK UP YOUR COPY TODAY! ISBN 0-7817-4187-4 9 780781741873

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PRINCIPLES OF MANUAL MEDICINE Third Edition Philip E. Greenman, D. 0., F.A.A. O. Emeritus Professor Departments of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine & Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation College of Osteopathic Medicine Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 4� LIpPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS • A Wolters Kluwer Company Philadelphia • Baltimore • New York • London Buenos Aires • Hong Kong · Sydney · Tokyo

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