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Local exam in recovery. 2nd ed., revised - Cristina Daia
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ISBN: 978-606-28-1394-9
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5682/9786062813949
Publisher year: 2022
Edition: 2nd
Pages: 312
Publisher: Editura Universitară
Author: Cristina Daia
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The 2nd edition of the book "Local Examination in Recovery" meets the growing demand from our younger colleagues, to have an initial guidance in approaching the patient who comes to the specialist Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (MFR) / Recovery, Physical Medicine and Balneology (RMFB).
I am only now back with the reprint because this book has been corrected, enriched with practical elements, including joint and muscle balance - a very important element in our specialty, finally having a double number of pages compared to the first edition.
I am only now back with the reprint because this book has been corrected, enriched with practical elements, including joint and muscle balance - a very important element in our specialty, finally having a double number of pages compared to the first edition.
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Local exam in recovery. 2nd ed., revised
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CRISTINA DAIA
Foreword to the second edition / 9
Foreword / 10
Foreword to the 1st / 11th edition
Foreword / 12
List of abbreviations / 13
Introduction. The concept of locomotor dysfunction, self-care, psychocognitive according to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health / International classification of functioning, disability and health / 15
I. Local examination of the patient with spinal pathology / 22
Local examination of the patient with a herniated disc and / or spondylosis / 22
Local examination of the patient with spinal cord injury / 34
II. Local examination of the patient with lower limb pathology / 61
Local examination of the patient with hip pathology (post-traumatic, degenerative) / 61
Local examination of the patient with knee pathology (post-traumatic, degenerative) / 94
Local examination of the patient with ankle pathology 108 foot / 108
III. Local examination of the patient with upper limb pathology / 122
Local examination of the patient with shoulder pathology / 122
Local examination of the patient with elbow pathology / 148
Local examination of the patient with fist and hand pathology / 161
IV. Local examination of the neurological patient / 177
4.1. Local examination of the patient with hemiplegia, tetraplegia as a consequence of central motor neuron syndrome / 177
4.1.1. Local examination of the patient with stroke / 181
4.1.1.1. Patient orientation / 186
4.1.1.2. Signs of meningeal irritation / 186
4.1.1.3. Examination of language disorders / 187
4.1.1.4. Examination of the cranial nerves / 188
4.1.1.5. Sensory system examination / 204
4.1.1.6. Motor system examination. Reflex evaluation. Muscle strength assessment. Assessment of muscle tone / 205
4.1.1.7. Coordination. Cerebellar syndrome / 206
4.1.1.8 Functional examination. Engine control. Engine deficit. Assessment of locomotor and self-care dysfunction / 208
4.1.1.9. Functional examination / 210
4.1.2. Local examination of the patient with CBT / 212
4.1.2.1. TCC generalities. Definition. Classification / 212
4.1.2.2. Levels of altered state of consciousness after traumatic brain injury / 215
4.1.2.2.1. Coma. Vegetative condition / 215
4.1.2.2.2. The state of minimum consciousness / 217
4.1.2.2.3. State of reduced consciousness (modified) / 218
4.1.2.2.4. Psychocognitive status after head trauma ‑ cerebral / 218
4.1.2.3. Evaluation of the patient in a vegetative state / 224
4.1.2.4. Local examination of the patient with hemiplegia, tetraplegia and altered state of consciousness post TCC / 226
4.2. Local examination of the patient with peripheral motor neuron pathology / 232
4.2.1. Local examination of the patient with plexopathy / 233
4.2.2. Local examination of the patient with mononeuropathy / 243
4.2.3. Local examination of the patient with radiculopathy / 252
4.2.4. Local examination of the patient with polyneuropathy / 252
4.3. Local examination of the patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis / 259
4.4. Local examination of the patient with multiple sclerosis / 263
4.5. Local examination of the patient with Parkinson's disease / 266
4.5.1 Extrapyramidal syndrome / 271
4.6. Local examination of the patient with myopathy. Myopathic syndrome / 272
4.7. Local examination of the patient with neuromuscular junction disease / 281
V. Local examination of patients with rheumatological pathology, with indication for recovery / 283
5.1. Local examination of the patient with ankylosing spondylitis / 283
5.2. Local examination of the patient with rheumatoid arthritis / 291
Bibliography / 298
Annexes / 304
Foreword / 10
Foreword to the 1st / 11th edition
Foreword / 12
List of abbreviations / 13
Introduction. The concept of locomotor dysfunction, self-care, psychocognitive according to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health / International classification of functioning, disability and health / 15
I. Local examination of the patient with spinal pathology / 22
Local examination of the patient with a herniated disc and / or spondylosis / 22
Local examination of the patient with spinal cord injury / 34
II. Local examination of the patient with lower limb pathology / 61
Local examination of the patient with hip pathology (post-traumatic, degenerative) / 61
Local examination of the patient with knee pathology (post-traumatic, degenerative) / 94
Local examination of the patient with ankle pathology 108 foot / 108
III. Local examination of the patient with upper limb pathology / 122
Local examination of the patient with shoulder pathology / 122
Local examination of the patient with elbow pathology / 148
Local examination of the patient with fist and hand pathology / 161
IV. Local examination of the neurological patient / 177
4.1. Local examination of the patient with hemiplegia, tetraplegia as a consequence of central motor neuron syndrome / 177
4.1.1. Local examination of the patient with stroke / 181
4.1.1.1. Patient orientation / 186
4.1.1.2. Signs of meningeal irritation / 186
4.1.1.3. Examination of language disorders / 187
4.1.1.4. Examination of the cranial nerves / 188
4.1.1.5. Sensory system examination / 204
4.1.1.6. Motor system examination. Reflex evaluation. Muscle strength assessment. Assessment of muscle tone / 205
4.1.1.7. Coordination. Cerebellar syndrome / 206
4.1.1.8 Functional examination. Engine control. Engine deficit. Assessment of locomotor and self-care dysfunction / 208
4.1.1.9. Functional examination / 210
4.1.2. Local examination of the patient with CBT / 212
4.1.2.1. TCC generalities. Definition. Classification / 212
4.1.2.2. Levels of altered state of consciousness after traumatic brain injury / 215
4.1.2.2.1. Coma. Vegetative condition / 215
4.1.2.2.2. The state of minimum consciousness / 217
4.1.2.2.3. State of reduced consciousness (modified) / 218
4.1.2.2.4. Psychocognitive status after head trauma ‑ cerebral / 218
4.1.2.3. Evaluation of the patient in a vegetative state / 224
4.1.2.4. Local examination of the patient with hemiplegia, tetraplegia and altered state of consciousness post TCC / 226
4.2. Local examination of the patient with peripheral motor neuron pathology / 232
4.2.1. Local examination of the patient with plexopathy / 233
4.2.2. Local examination of the patient with mononeuropathy / 243
4.2.3. Local examination of the patient with radiculopathy / 252
4.2.4. Local examination of the patient with polyneuropathy / 252
4.3. Local examination of the patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis / 259
4.4. Local examination of the patient with multiple sclerosis / 263
4.5. Local examination of the patient with Parkinson's disease / 266
4.5.1 Extrapyramidal syndrome / 271
4.6. Local examination of the patient with myopathy. Myopathic syndrome / 272
4.7. Local examination of the patient with neuromuscular junction disease / 281
V. Local examination of patients with rheumatological pathology, with indication for recovery / 283
5.1. Local examination of the patient with ankylosing spondylitis / 283
5.2. Local examination of the patient with rheumatoid arthritis / 291
Bibliography / 298
Annexes / 304
The 2nd edition of the book "Local Examination in Recovery" meets the growing demand from our younger colleagues, to have an initial guidance in approaching the patient who comes to the specialist Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (MFR) / Recovery, Physical Medicine and Balneology (RMFB).
I am only now back with the reprint because this book has been corrected, enriched with practical elements, including joint and muscle balance - a very important element in our specialty, finally having a double number of pages compared to the first edition.
I am only now back with the reprint because this book has been corrected, enriched with practical elements, including joint and muscle balance - a very important element in our specialty, finally having a double number of pages compared to the first edition.
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