中国传统手法治疗人体损伤

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Octor Xu Mengzhong was bom in Beijing in 1940 and graduated from the Inner Mongolian Medical College in 1964. He served successively as orthopedist and lecturer at the hospital attached to the Inner Mongolian Medical College, chief surgeon at the Training Bureau of the State Physical Culture and Sports Commission, and doctor for the Chinese Gymnastics Team, the Chinese Track and Field Team, the Chinese Swimming Team, and the Chinese Diving Team. Doctor Xu's specialty is in soft tissue injury treatment, chronic osteoarticular injury treatment, and the elimination offatigue by manipulative procedure. He is the author of Backache and Orthopedic Complications

《中国传统手法治疗人体损伤(英文本)》内容简介：People in daily life may sometimes suffer from soft tissue injury or, even worse, dislocation of joints or fractures with muscle and tendon injuries. Such injuries often cause greatpa in and inconvenience and need prompt treatment, otherwise, they may causecom plications resulting in lifelong in firmity.Fortunately, traditional Chinese maneuver therapy has proved especially effective in curing bodily injuries. Doctor Xu Mengzhong, as an orthopedist and sports medicineauthority, has written this monograph based on his knowledge of human anatomy and over 30 years of clinical practice. In this book Doctor Xu provides a systematicintroduction to the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and unique Chinese traditional therapy for various traumatic injuries. His book is concise and practical, and the illustrations in cluded for the manipulative procedure and the acupoints make it easy to use.

CONTENTS Chapter 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO MANUAL TREATMENT 1. Classification and Mechanism of Manual Treatment Effect 2. Application of Massage Manipulations 3. Effect of Manual Treatment for Sports Injuries 4. Massage Manipulation Methods 5. Acupoints in Common Use Chapter 2 INJURY OF SHOULDER 1. Fracture of Clavicle 2. Dislocation of Shoulder Joint 3. Contusion and Dislocation of Acromioclavicular Joint 4. Injury of Sternoclavicular Joint 5. Rotator Cuff Injury 6. Tenosynovitis of Long Head of Biceps Brachii 7. Rheumatic Omalgia and Notalgia 8. Periarthritis of Shoulder Chapter 3 INJURY OF FOREARM AND UPPER ARM 1. Fracture of Humeral Shaft 2. Supracondylar Fracture of Humerus 3. Fracture of Lateral Epicondyle of Humerus and Epiphysiolysis 4. Fracture of Medial Epicondyle of Humerus and Epiphysiolysis 5. Dislocation of Elbow Joint 6. Subluxation of Capitulum Radii 7. Olecranal Fracture 8. Fracture of Capitulum Radii 9. Osteochondral Injury of Capitellum 10. Tennis Elbow 11. Injury of Collateral Ulnar Ligament of Elbow Joint 12. Anconal Traumatic Synovitis 13. Olecranal Bursitis 14. Traumatic Osteoarthritis 15. Myositis Ossificans of Elbow 16. Injury of Ulnar Nerve 17. Fracture of Radius and Ulna Chapter 4 INJURY OF WRIST AND HAND 1. Distal Fracture and Epiphysiolysis of Radius 2. Fracture of Scaphoid Bone 3. Lunate Dislocation 4. Fracture of Metacarpal Bone 5. Phalangeal Fracture 6. Dislocation of Metacarpophalangeal Joint and Interphalangeal Joint 7. Contusion of Phalangeal and Metacarpophalangeal Joints 8. Stenosing Tenovaginitis of Styloid Process of Radius 9. Thecal Cyst of Wrist 10. Separation of Distal Radiouinar Joint 11. Injury of Triangular Discoid Cartilage of Wrist 12. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 13. Sprain of Wrist Joint 14. Traumatic Tenovaginitis of Hand 15. Disturbance of Small Wrist Joints Chapter 5 INJURY OF HEAD AND NECK 1. Fracture of Nasal Bone 2. Dislocation and Subluxation of Mandibular Articulation 3. Acute Cervical Sprain 4. Stiff Neck 5. Cervical Spondylopathy Chapter 6 INJURY OF THORACO-ABDOMINAL REGION 1. Disturbance of Posterior Thoracic Vertebral Joint 2. Rib Fracture and Dislocation 3. Contusion of Chest Wall 4. Injury of Abdominal Muscles Chapter 7 INJURY OF LUMBAR REGION 1. Acute Lumbar Sprain 2. Lumbar Strain 3. Lumbar Articular Synovial Incarceration 4. Posterior Articular Disturbance of Lumbar Vertebrae 5. Periostitis of Spinous Process 6. Syndrome of the Third Lumbar Vertebral Transverse Process 7. Subluxation of Sacro-iliac Joint 8. Lumbodorsal Fascitis 9. Protrusion of Intervertebral Disc 10. Lumbar Isthmic Dehiscence and Spondylolisthesis 11. Spine Fracture 12. Fracture of Coccyx Chapter 8 INJURY OF BUTTOCKS AND THIGH 1. Injury of Superior Clunial Nerve of Buttock 2. Piriformis Syndrome 3. Bursitis of Hip Joint 4. Injury of Posterior Femoral Muscle Group 5. Injury of Adductor of Thigh 6. Injury of Quadriceps Muscle of Thigh 7. Pubic Osteitis 8. Sciatica Chapter 9 INJURY OF KNEE AND LEG 1. Injury of Medial and Lateral Accessory Ligaments of Knee 2. Peritendinitis of Patellar Tendon 3. Chondromalacia of Patella 4. Injury of Knee Meniscus 5. Traumatic Synovitis of Knee Joint 6. Bursitis of Knee 7. Popliteal Cyst 8. Bursitis of Pes Anserinus 9. Synovial Incarceration of Knee 10. Injury of Infrapatellar Fat Pad 11. Epiphysitis of Tibial Tuberosity 12. Painful Syndrome at the Lateral Side of Knee 13. Osteochondritis Dissecans of Femoral Condyle 14. Epiphysiolysis of Distal End of Femur 15. Fracture of Patella 16. Traumatic Dislocation and Subluxation of Patella 17. Rigidity of Knee Joint 18. Traumatic Gonitis 19. Fracture of Tibia and Fibula 20. Dislocation of Superior Tibiofibular Joint 21. Fatigue Periostitis and Fatigue Fracture of Tibia and Fibula 22. Syndrome of Leg Septum 23. Systremma 24. Injury of Triceps Muscle of Thigh 25. Peritenonitis of Achilles Tendon Chapter 10 INJLJRY OF ANKLE AND FOOT 1. Injury of Ankle Ligament 2. Disturbance of Food and Ankle Joints 3. Fracture of Ankle Joint 4. Osteoarthropathy of Ankle 5. Tenosynovitis of Ankle and Foot 6. Injury of Posterior Talocalcaneal Articulation 7. Injury of Scaphoid Bone of Foot 8. Injury of Accessory Scaphoid Bone of Foot 9. Enthesiopathy of Calcaneus 10. Calcaneodynia 11. Metatarsalgia 12. Fracture of Metatarsal Bone 13. Fatigue Periostitis and Fatigue Fracture of Metatarsal Bone 14. Contusion and Dislocation of Metatarsophalangeal Joint