Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation 2nd Edition by Chris Zink, Janet Van Dyke 1119380450 9781119380450

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Author: Chris Zink, Janet B. Van Dyke 

Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, Second Edition offers a thoroughly revised and updated new edition of this gold standard reference for all aspects of sports medicine and rehabilitation, encompassing basic science and integrated veterinary and physical therapy approaches.  

Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation 2nd Table of contents:

1 What Is a Canine Athlete?
Introduction to canine sports medicine
Types of canine performance and working activities
Canine structure and its effects on performance
History‐taking for the canine athlete and working dog
References
2 Locomotion and Athletic Performance
Introduction
Normal gaits
Gait training/retraining
Gait analysis
Breed variation in gait
References
3 Musculoskeletal Structure and Physiology
Basic organization of musculoskeletal connective tissues
Musculoskeletal ontogeny
Structure–function relationships of musculoskeletal tissues
References
4 The Role of Nutrition in Canine Performance and Rehabilitation
Introduction
Energetics and the myofiber
Nutrition for performance
Feeding strategies in canine athletes
Webliography
References
5 Introduction to Canine Rehabilitation
Defining the practice of canine rehabilitation
The interdisciplinary rehabilitation team
The evolution of canine rehabilitation and sports medicine
Physical therapy principles of patient management
Treatment planning in canine rehabilitation and sports medicine
Webliography
References
6 Manual Therapy
Soft tissue mobilization
Range of motion (ROM)
Flexibility
Joint mobilization
Conclusion
References
7 Rehabilitation Physical Modalities
Introduction
Superficial thermal agents: cold and heat
Superficial cold: cryotherapy
Superficial heat
Therapeutic ultrasound
Electrical stimulation
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES)
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)
Low‐level laser therapy (LLLT)/photobiomodulation
Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT)
Webliography
References
8 Therapeutic Exercise
Overview
Need for exercise
Evaluation
Setting goals
Variables
Getting started
Tools of the trade
Patient considerations
Therapist body mechanics
Creating a treatment calendar
When to progress
Specific exercises
Land treadmill
References
9 Aquatic Therapy
Introduction
Physical properties of water relevant to canine sports medicine
Therapeutic swimming
Therapeutic pool guidelines
Breed characteristics related to swimming
Pool types
Pool versus underwater treadmill (UWTM)
UWTM variables
Starting the new patient
Assistive and resistive devices
Assistive techniques
Webliography
References
10 Conditioning and Retraining the Canine Athlete
Benefits of conditioning
Components of an athletic readiness evaluation
Five components of a balanced exercise program
References
11 Veterinary Orthotics and Prosthetics
Historical perspective and the advent of veterinary orthotics and prosthetics (V‐OP)
State of V‐OP practice: empiricism versus science
Applied biomechanics and control systems
Computer‐aided design and manufacturing
Biomechanics and pathomechanics: the interrelationship between rehabilitation and V‐OP
Implications of limb loss or dysfunction
Orthotic devices
Prosthetic devices
V‐OP evaluation, objectives, and goal setting
Finding a V‐OP fabricating partner
Summary
References
12 Disorders of the Canine Thoracic Limb: Diagnosis and Treatment
Shoulder disorders
Elbow disorders
Carpal, metacarpal, and digit injuries
References
13 Evaluation and Rehabilitation Options for Orthopedic Disorders of the Canine Thoracic Limb
Overview of orthopedic rehabilitation
Sequencing the orthopedic evaluation
Common injuries by tissue type
Treatment efficacy and modifications
Webliography
References
14 Disorders of the Pelvic Limb
Introduction
Iliopsoas strain
Pes anserinus injury
Proximal sartorius strain
Gracilis and semitendinosus/semimembranosus myopathy
Hip dysplasia
Coxofemoral luxation
Cranial cruciate ligament insufficiency
Patellar luxation
Superficial digital flexor tendon luxation
Achilles tendon injuries
References
15 Evaluation and Rehabilitation Options for Orthopedic Disorders of the Pelvic Limb
Evaluation of the pelvic limb
Orthopedic examination of the pelvic limb
Treatment options for disorders of the pelvic limb
Conclusion
References
16 Biological Therapies in Canine Sports Medicine
Platelet‐rich plasma
Other blood‐derived biological treatments
Stem cells
Definitions and sources
Regulation of orthobiologics
References
17 Diagnosis of and Treatment Options for Disorders of the Spine
Role of the spine in normal gait
Interactions of the head, thoracic limbs, and pelvic limbs
Conformational considerations
Forces that affect the spine
Congenital predispositions
Degenerative and stress‐related conditions of the spine
Common compressive spinal cord conditions
Common noncompressive spinal cord conditions
Degenerative myelopathy
Surgical and nonsurgical options for spinal cord conditions
New approaches to spinal cord rehabilitation
Webliography
References
18 Rehabilitation for Geriatric Patients
Defining and identifying the geriatric patient: chronology and size
The market for geriatric rehabilitation
Common conditions of geriatric dogs that may affect rehabilitation therapy
Nutritional evaluation
Quality of life assessment
Therapeutic options for geriatric patients
Marketing to clients with geriatric dog
Webliography
References
19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients
Introduction
Multimodal approach to pain management
Neuropharmacology: the tools in the toolbox
Management of acute pain
Chronic pain
Webliography
References
20 Imaging in Canine Sports Medicine
Radiography
Computed tomography
Magnetic resonance imaging
Ultrasonography
Nuclear scintigraphy
Electrodiagnostic testing
Thermography
Webliography
References
21 Conditions and Rehabilitation of the Working Dog
History of the working dog
What is a working dog and why are they different?
Clinical approach to sports medicine and rehabilitation of working dogs
Rehabilitation concerns
Working disciplines
Webliography
References
22 The Role of Acupuncture and Manipulative Therapy in Canine Rehabilitation
Acupuncture overview
Integrating acupuncture into sports medicine and rehabilitation therapy
What is manipulative therapy/chiropractic?
Functional neurology and manipulative therapy
Musculoskeletal biomechanics
Chiropractic evaluation and treatment
Clinical uses of manipulative therapy
Webliography
References
23 The Business of Canine Rehabilitation
Canine rehabilitation business scenarios
Business structure
Business start‐up team
Business plan
Business funding
Naming/branding the practice
Rehabilitation team
Location/space needs
Construction considerations
General construction concepts
Rehabilitation equipment
Software: scheduling/documentation
Fee schedule
Marketing
Conclusion
Webliography

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