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DOWNER'S PHYSICAL THERAPY PROCEDURESDOWNER'S PHYSICAL THERAPY PROCEDURES: Therapeutic Modalities
By R. Eric Oestmann
Published 2003 (6th edition)
440 pages, 102 illustrations.

This revised and expanded edition-now in an easily readable outline form-focuses on step-by-step application of major treatment techniques currently in use. It opens with the advantages, disadvantages, indications, precautions, contraindications, goals, and effects for all treatments. These categories are included in the various chapters, and are absolutely essential for practitioners to provide effective and efficient treatments that are safe and reimbursable. Each of the modalities listed in the book has a Central Procedure Code (CPT) associated with it which is important to note for reimbursement purposes and appear at the beginning of each chapter. New to this edition is the reasoning and justification for the application instructions. Detailed instructions for therapeutic exercise, massage, mobilizations, passive and active range of motion, electrical stimulation, ultraviolet, and traction are given, with new and additional illustrations. While the fundamental format covering the superficial heating modalities including warm whirlpool, hydrocollator and instant hot packs, melted paraffin, infrared radiation, and fluidotherapy has remained the same, these topics have been revised and updated. The list of equipment manufacturers has been updated and remains an excellent source for information. This text continues to fulfill the existing need within the field for an up-to-date, precise, and comprehensive book that details the development that is necessary for physical therapy students, practitioners, athletic trainers, sports medicine professionals, and rehabilitation therapists.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface to Sixth Edition

Part I
Introduction
Chapter
1. General Considerations for All Treatments

Part II
Superficial Heating Techniques
2. General Superficial Heating Procedures: Warm Whirlpool
3. Hydrocollator® Hot Packs and Instant Hot Packs
4. Melted Paraffin
5. Fluidotherapy
6. Infrared Radiation

Part III
Deep Heating
7. Deep Heating Techniques: Ultrasound
8. Phonophoresis
9. Shortwave Diathermy
10. Microwave

Part IV
Cold Techniques
11. Cold Techniques: Hydrocollator Cold Packs, Instant Cold Packs, and Plastic Bag Cold Packs
12. Vapor Coolant Sprays
13. Ice Massage
14. Cryo-Compression
15. Cold Whirlpool

Part V
Electrical Stimulation
16. Electrical Stimulation: Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
17. Interferential Current Electrical Stimulation (IFC)
18. Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)
19. Noxious Point Electrical Stimulation (Neuroprobe)
20. Microcurrent Electrical Stimulation (MENS)
21. Medical Galvanism/Hi-Volt Electrical Stimulation and Direct Current Electrical Stimulation
22. Iontophoresis
23. Myofeedback/Biofeedback
24. Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Bloc®

Part VI
Traction Techniques
25. Spinal Traction Techniques: Manual/Pneumatic Cervical Traction
26. Motorized Cervical Traction
27. Motorized Pelvic Traction

Part VII
Ultraviolet Techniques
28. Minimal Erythemal Dose (MED) Test
29. Ultraviolet/Actinotherapy: Selected Techniques

Part VIII
Miscellaneous Techniques
30. Intermittent Compression
31. Continuous Passive Motion (CPM)
32. Combined Electrical Stimulation and Ultrasound
33. Electric Tank or Pool Hoist
34. Tanks
35. Therapeutic Pool

Appendices:
A. Selected Equipment Manufacturers
B. Selected Equipment Manufacturers and Addresses
C. Equipment Catalogs
Bibliography
Index

DOWNER'S PHYSICAL THERAPY PROCEDURESDOWNER'S PHYSICAL THERAPY PROCEDURES: Therapeutic Modalities
By R. Eric Oestmann
Published 2003 (6th edition)
440 pages, 102 illustrations.

Detailed instructions for therapeutic exercise, massage, mobilizations, passive and active range of motion, electrical stimulation, ultraviolet, and traction are given, with new and additional illustrations. While the fundamental format covering the superficial heating modalities including warm whirlpool, hydrocollator and instant hot packs, melted paraffin, infrared radiation, and fluidotherapy has remained the same, these topics have been revised and updated.