Spinal Manual Therapy G Balaji
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1Spinal Manual Therapy Made Easy® (Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy-Lumbar Spine)2
3Spinal Manual Therapy Made Easy® (Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy-Lumbar Spine)
G Balaji MPT (Ortho) Assistant Professor Navodaya College of Physiotherapy Raichur, Karnataka, India
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Spinal Manual Therapy Made Easy®
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First Edition: 2010
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5Dedicated to
my all respectable Teachers
and
my Parents6
7Preface
Spinal Manual Therapy Made Easy® will deliver some basic ideas, concepts of manual therapy, particularly spinal manual therapy. The concepts, suggestions, techniques of the book from Mckenzie Cyriax and Grieve and other manual therapy authors. The book has a chapter of articular neurology, which explains details about the neurological connections of articular cartilage and the effect of manual therapy on articular cartilage through the reduction of pain. Knowing about the pain, assessment of pain, cause of pain, sources of pain are important for the physiotherapist who is dealing with pain and dysfunction. This manual therapy book explains these details and knowledge of pain. And at the same time, physiotherapist should know the compli–cations of spinal manual therapy also, which is explained in this book.
Practicing manual therapy is not like practicing a technique; it is a skill, it is a feeling about the condition, and correcting the dysfunction, reducing pain. This book will try to give basic concepts, knowledge, and skill to the readers about the Spinal Manual Therapy.
G Balaji8
9Acknowledgments
The reason for writing Spinal Manual Therapy Made Easy® is, the physiotherapist and physiotherapy students should know the basic concepts of spinal manual therapy, from where the pain arises, what kind of pain will respond to mechanical therapy, what pain will not; If the pain is not responding to mechanical therapy what may be the reason for that. The book has some suggestions and concept from Mckenzie and Cyriax, which will try to give clear idea about spinal manual therapy.
I thank to my colleagues, my undergraduate and postgraduate students for their work to prepare the book. I thank, my wife who has given support to me from beginning to end work of the book preparation. I thank my son for his nondisturbed support to prepare the book. Last but not the least, I thank to my God who is always with me for all time.