| Fascia: The Tensional Network of the Human Body: The Science and Clinical Applications in Manual and Movement Therapy Contributor(s): Schleip, Robert (Editor), Stecco, Carla (Editor), Driscoll, Mark (Editor) |
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ISBN: 0702071838 ISBN-13: 9780702071836 Publisher: Elsevier OUR PRICE: $71.27 Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats Published: February 2022 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Medical | Allied Health Services - Physical Therapy |
| Physical Information: 1.3" H x 7.6" W x 9.3" (3.45 lbs) 744 pages |
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| Publisher Description: The role of the fascia in musculoskeletal conditions and as a body-wide communication system is now well established. Fascia: The Tensional Network of the Human Body is constitutes the most comprehensive foundational textbook available that also provides the latest research theory and science around fascia and their function. This book is unique in offering consensus from scientists and clinicians from across the world and brings together the work of the group behind the international Fascia Research Congress. It is ideal for advanced sports physiotherapists /physical therapists, musculoskeletal/orthopaedic medicine practitioners, as well as all professionals with an interest in fascia and human movement. The comprehensive contents lay the foundations of understanding about fascia, covering current scientific understanding of physiology and anatomy, fascial-related disorders and associated therapies, and recently developed research techniques.
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Contributor Bio(s): Schleip, Robert: - Dr. Robert Schleip is Director of the Fascia Research Group at Ulm University, Germany. In addition he serves as Research Director for the European Rolfing Association and maintains a part-time private practice as certified Rolfing practitioner as well as Feldenkrais teacher. He holds an M.A. degree in psychology from Heidelberg University, as well as a Ph.D. in Human Biology from Ulm University. Together with colleagues, his input and inspiration was instrumental in getting the first international Fascia Research Congress in 2007 started, as well as the subsequent congresses. His own research work on active fascial contractility was honored with the Vladimir Janda Award for Musculoskeletal Medicine.Huijing, Peter: - "Professor Peter Huijing has forty years experience in teaching biomechanics, physiology and anatomy of the locomotor apparatus to students of a great variety of backgrounds, ranging from medical students to students of human movement sciences and bioengineers. Professor Huijing has performed teaching and tutoring duties at the introductory level as well as intermediate, PhD, and post-doctorate levels. He is co-author of a textbook Inleiding van de Kinesiology van de Mens (translation - Introduction to Human Kinesiology) Educaboek, Culemborg, The Netherlands (1983) which was later fully revised (1990, 1996) and published by Wolters, Groningen. Professor Huijing has also been co-editor of several congress proceedings and his intensive research activities in the fields of functional anatomy, physiology and biomechanics of muscle and its related tissues has led to over 200 journal peer reviewed articles between 1981 and 2012 among which are several review papers. In the same period, a similar quantity of other single authored and co-authored contributions were published in congress proceedings, books etc."Stecco, Carla: - Carla Stecco is co-author of the book "Manipolazione fasciale: parte pratica? di Luigi Stecco and Carla Stecco (Piccin, Padova, 2007), translated into English as "Fascial Manipulation: practical part? by Luigi and Carla Stecco, 2009, Piccin, Italy ? Author of two chapters ("Manipolazione fasciale", pp. 56-59 and "Manipolazione fasciale nel trattamento dei reumatismi extrarticolari", pp. 282-287) in the book "La riabilitazione integrata delle patologie reumatiche? of Nava T. (2006), Masson ed., Milano. ? Author of three chapters in the book "Fascia in Manual Therapy? by Schleip, Findley, Chaitow & Huijing, Elsevier (in press) Published extensively in a variety of journals |