With this perfect companion to the two volumes of "Clinical Application of Neuromuscular Techniques", Chaitow again collaborates with the internationally known Judith DeLaney. It is an invaluable tool designed to assist the student in acquiring and applying the ideas, concepts and methods contained in the two volumes. This is skillfully accomplished by means of a comprehensive series of 34 case histories, differential diagnosis discussions and questions for the reader. Thought-provoking questions regarding contraindications, additional tests and pertinent details are central to each case. This guide can also be used independently by any experienced practitioner of manual therapies.
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Case studies 1. Headache 2. Bell's palsy 3. Motor vehicle accident, including seat belt injuries 4. Cervicocraniomandibular dysfunction (CCMD) 5. Chronic cervical pain with associated upper extremity neuropathy 6. Lazy or misdirected eye; crossed eyes 7. Cervical post-surgery with difficulty swallowing 8. Cervical pain with headache 9. Dizziness and vertigo 10. Tongue thrust and swallowing difficulties 11. Upper extremity compression injury with neural symptoms 12. Shoulder differential assessment 13. Lateral epicondylitis 14. Wrist pain/carpal tunnel syndrome 15. Upper extremity nerve entrapment 16. Thoracic and chest pain - chronic 17. Breast cancer: post-surgical rehabilitation 18. Abdominal pain - general 19. Low back pain 20. Idiopathic scoliosis 21. Sacroiliac joint pain and dysfunction 22. Chronic respiratory in children with allergies 23. Acute chest pain 24. Sciatica with restless leg 25. Knee pain with patellofemoral tracking disorders 26. Foot pain - chronic 27. Ankle pain (chronic) with associated low back pain 28. Altered gait 29. Abdominal pain following abdominal surgery 30. Hip injury (post-surgical) with hemiplegic gait 31. Hip and sacroiliac joint pain with unstable pelvis 32. Sporting injury of the knee 33. Fibromyalgia 34. Disrupted sacroiliac joint capsule with associated myofascial compensation References
