Louis Gifford Bücher

Zellphysiologie, Atmung, Herz, Kreislauf, Verdauungs- und Urogenitalsystem, unsere Sinnesorgane, das Nerven- und das endokrine System, Schmerz- und Leistungsphysiologie. Alle für Physiotherapeuten relevanten Inhalte in einem Lehrbuch, das Schritt für Schritt durch die Funktionen der Systeme des menschlichen Körpers führt. Physiotherapie maßgeschneidert für Physiotherapeuten: - Fundiertes Wissen in der Physiologie: für Physiotherapeuten eine Selbstverständlichkeit - Internationales erfahrenes Autorenteam aus Physiotherapie, Medizin und Bewegungswissenschaft - Zusammenfassungen am Kapitelende und fast 500 Abbildungen erleichtern das Verstehen, Lernen und Behalten - Praxisnah durch klinische Beispiele

Set in the 1970s, this narrative explores Louis's journey in physiotherapy, detailing the influences on manual therapy during the 1980s. The first three sections delve into key figures and concepts shaping the field, while Louis raises critical questions regarding the inadequate discourse surrounding pain and its understanding in therapeutic practices.

Book 2 is divided into two. The first half completes the remaining topics Louis taught in his The Clinical Biology and Aches and Pains course. Topics include the brain , the Mature organism Model and the brain . Stress and chronic stress are discussed and related to the patient in front of the clinician. The Nerve Root course was first taught in 2000. Topics covered are peripheral nerve mechanisms , nerve and nerve root pain . ' Discs ' are given a whole section and findings are again interpreted with the patient foremost.

The course developed by Louis focuses on integrating theoretical concepts into practical physiotherapy. It covers various models, including the biomedical and biopsychosocial models, as well as the fear avoidance model and the vulnerable organism model. A key feature is the 'shopping basket approach,' which provides therapists with a systematic method for patient assessment and management. By utilizing four critical questions—What's wrong? How long? What can I do? and What can you do?—therapists can enhance their patient interactions consistently.

Focusing on the placebo and nocebo phenomena, this volume delves into innovative approaches to pain management, particularly concerning muscles and pain. It showcases the pioneering research and insights from the Physiotherapy Pain Association, emphasizing contemporary and significant advancements in the field.

Focusing on fundamental changes in practice, this volume addresses the prevention of chronic incapacity due to musculoskeletal pain. It emphasizes the importance of the relationships between healthcare professionals, patients, and their families, providing essential insights for all professions involved in physical rehabilitation. The content is shaped by the work and study days of the Physiotherapy Pain Association, making it a valuable resource for understanding and improving patient care in this field.

Challenging traditional beliefs about pain management, this book explores new evidence regarding the sympathetic nervous system and its significant role in complex regional pain syndromes. It re-evaluates treatment models and clinical reasoning, offering fresh insights that could reshape approaches to pain therapy and improve patient outcomes.

Focusing on the complexities of pain management in physiotherapy, this yearbook from the Physiotherapy Pain Association offers valuable insights into two significant challenges faced by clinicians. It presents practical approaches and strategies that can enhance the treatment of pain, making it a vital resource for Chartered Physiotherapists aiming to improve patient outcomes.

Focusing on contemporary challenges in Physiotherapy, this fifth volume of the Topical Issues in Pain series is a vital resource for students and practitioners alike. It is structured into five sections, each addressing significant issues that clinicians encounter in their practice and the broader societal context. The series has garnered praise for its contributions to both clinical skills and research, making it an essential reference in Physiotherapy departments across the UK.