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9780721603506

Beard's Massage

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  • ISBN13:

    9780721603506

  • ISBN10:

    0721603505

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2007-06-05
  • Publisher: W B Saunders Co

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Summary

Practical, step-by-step guidance helps you develop the massage sequences that best meet the needs of your clients. More than 500 descriptive illustrations demonstrate how to perform all of the basic strokes, the physiologic and therapeutic effects of each technique, and how to apply the most appropriate massage sequences to specific regions of the body. In addition, this book describes other specialized techniques, such as those used in lymphedema treatment.

Table of Contents

General Principles
Historical Perspectivesp. 3
An Overview of the History of Massagep. 3
A Review of the Historical Writings on Massagep. 6
Anatomical Landmarks for Therapeutic Massagep. 37
Head and Neckp. 37
Upper Limbp. 38
Backp. 41
Lower Limbp. 42
Essential Requirements for Soft Tissue Manipulationp. 49
Ethical Issuesp. 49
Knowledge of Surface Anatomyp. 50
Preparation of the Hands for Massagep. 50
Lubricants: Powders, Creams, and Oilsp. 52
Treatment Tables, Chairs, and Accessoriesp. 53
Draping and Positioning the Patientp. 55
Body Mechanics of the Therapistp. 57
Essential Components of Massagep. 61
Indications and Contraindications for the Use of Massagep. 66
Classification, Definitions, and Descriptions of the Basic Massage Strokes and Relaxed Passive Movementsp. 69
Classification of Massage Strokesp. 70
Stroking Manipulationsp. 71
Pressure Manipulationsp. 79
Percussive Manipulations (Tapotement)p. 91
Vibration and Shakingp. 97
Deep Frictions (Cyriax Frictions)p. 99
Relaxed Passive Movementsp. 104
Mechanical, Physiological, Psychological, and Therapeutic Effects of Soft Tissue Manipulationp. 117
Mechanical Effectsp. 118
Physiological Effectsp. 119
Psychological Effectsp. 131
Primary Therapeutic Effects of Massagep. 133
Therapeutic Uses of Massagep. 133
Indications for Therapeutic Massagep. 133
Contraindications to Massagep. 133
General Precautionsp. 136
Practice
Soft Tissue Manipulation Techniques as an Evaluation Toolp. 145
Stroking and Effleuragep. 146
Pressure Manipulations (Petrissage)p. 146
Percussion and Vibration Manipulationsp. 146
Deep Friction Techniquesp. 146
General Massage Sequencesp. 149
A Sequence and Technique for General Massagep. 149
Techniques for a General Massage Sequencep. 150
Specific Techniques for a General Massage Sequencep. 152
Local Massage Sequencesp. 183
The Hoffa Systemp. 184
Technique for a Local Massage Sequencep. 188
Focal Massage Sequencesp. 215
Depletive Massagep. 215
Chronic Edemap. 217
Hematomap. 217
Cutaneous Scar Tissuep. 219
Muscle, Tendon, or Ligament Adhesionp. 221
Colon Dysfunctionp. 222
Muscle Dysfunction: Facilitation of Muscle Contractionp. 223
Massage for the Patient with a Respiratory Conditionp. 225
Relaxationp. 225
Airway Clearancep. 226
Postural Drainagep. 226
Percussion Techniquesp. 227
Vibration and Shakingp. 232
Deep Breathing and Coughingp. 233
Passive Movements of the Lower Limbsp. 233
Connective Tissue Massagep. 235
Brief History and Theoretical Foundationsp. 235
Reflex Zones (Head's Zones)p. 235
Basic Diagnostic Technique for Connective Tissue Massagep. 237
Basic Treatment Techniquep. 239
Effects of Connective Tissue Massagep. 240
Treatment Indicationsp. 241
Treatment Frequency and Durationp. 241
Contraindicationsp. 241
Decongestive Therapy for the Treatment of Lymphedemap. 245
The Lymphatic Systemp. 245
Pathophysiologyp. 247
Principles of Treatmentp. 247
Evaluationp. 249
Skin and Wound Carep. 250
Lymph Fluid Mobilizationp. 250
Strokesp. 251
Sequences and Pathwaysp. 252
Compression Therapyp. 259
Therapeutic Exercisesp. 260
Patient Educationp. 260
Massage in Sportp. 266
History of Sports Massagep. 267
Therapeutic Effects of Massage for an Athletep. 267
Massage for the Baby and Infantp. 279
Technique for Baby or Infant Massagep. 280
General Whole-Body Strokingp. 280
Head and Facep. 281
Upper Limbsp. 281
Chest and Abdomenp. 283
Lower Limbsp. 283
Backp. 285
Buttocksp. 285
Sucklingp. 286
Massage in Palliative Carep. 290
Ancient versus Modern Care of the Dyingp. 290
Massage Techniques for the Elderly Patient Who Is Terminally Illp. 291
Techniquesp. 291
Soft Tissue Manipulation in Complementary/Alternative Medicinep. 294
Myofascial Release Techniquesp. 295
Trigger Point Therapyp. 297
Reflexologyp. 301
Rolfing Structural Integrationp. 304
Point Percussion Therapyp. 304
Craniosacral Therapyp. 305
Eastern Systems of Soft Tissue Manipulationp. 310
Acupressurep. 310
Shiatsup. 314
Traditional Oriental Massagep. 316
Traditional Thai Massagep. 317
Huna Massagep. 318
Closed-Chest (External) Cardiac Massagep. 321
Indexp. 323
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