Orthopaedic physical therapy [electronic resource] / [edited by] Robert A. Donatelli, Michael J. Wooden.

Fundamental principles
Tissue response
Exercise treatment of the rehabilitation patient: cardiopulmonary and peripheral responses
Theory and practice of muscle strengthening in orthopaedic physical therapy
Strength training concepts in the orthopaedic patient
Symptom investigation
Upper quarter
Upper quarter evaluation: structural relationships and interdependence
Temporomandibular disorders, head and orofacial pain: cervical spine considerations
Dysfunction, evaluation, and treatment of the cervical spine and thoracic inlet
Differential diagnosis and mobilization of the cervical and upper thoracic spine
Shoulder
Dysfunction, evaluation, and treatment of the elbow
Dysfunction, evaluation, and treatment of the wrist and hand
Reconstructive surgery of the wrist and hand
Mobilization of the upper extremity
Evaluation and training of the core
Lower quarter
Neuromuscular training
Lumbopelvic system: anatomy, physiology, motor control, instability, and description of a unique treatment modality
Advances in lumbar spine surgery
Evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of the lumbar-pelvic-hip complex
Surgical treatment and rehabilitation of the hip complex
Dysfunction, evaluation, and treatment of the knee
Surgery of the knee and rehabilitation principles
Dysfunction, evaluation, and treatment of the foot and ankle
Overview of foot orthotics and prescription
New advances in foot and ankle surgery and rehabilitation
Mobilization of the lower extremity
Special considerations
Soft tissue mobilization
Somatosensory, vestibular, and visual sensory integration: implications for neuromuscular control and balance in orthopaedic practice
Exercises for the trunk, shoulder, hip, and knee: electromyographic evidence
Evaluation and treatment of neural tissue pain disorders
Manual therapy techniques for the thoracolumbar spine.