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General Principles | |
Historical Perspectives | p. 3 |
An Overview of the History of Massage | p. 3 |
A Review of the Historical Writings on Massage | p. 6 |
Anatomical Landmarks for Therapeutic Massage | p. 37 |
Head and Neck | p. 37 |
Upper Limb | p. 38 |
Back | p. 41 |
Lower Limb | p. 42 |
Essential Requirements for Soft Tissue Manipulation | p. 49 |
Ethical Issues | p. 49 |
Knowledge of Surface Anatomy | p. 50 |
Preparation of the Hands for Massage | p. 50 |
Lubricants: Powders, Creams, and Oils | p. 52 |
Treatment Tables, Chairs, and Accessories | p. 53 |
Draping and Positioning the Patient | p. 55 |
Body Mechanics of the Therapist | p. 57 |
Essential Components of Massage | p. 61 |
Indications and Contraindications for the Use of Massage | p. 66 |
Classification, Definitions, and Descriptions of the Basic Massage Strokes and Relaxed Passive Movements | p. 69 |
Classification of Massage Strokes | p. 70 |
Stroking Manipulations | p. 71 |
Pressure Manipulations | p. 79 |
Percussive Manipulations (Tapotement) | p. 91 |
Vibration and Shaking | p. 97 |
Deep Frictions (Cyriax Frictions) | p. 99 |
Relaxed Passive Movements | p. 104 |
Mechanical, Physiological, Psychological, and Therapeutic Effects of Soft Tissue Manipulation | p. 117 |
Mechanical Effects | p. 118 |
Physiological Effects | p. 119 |
Psychological Effects | p. 131 |
Primary Therapeutic Effects of Massage | p. 133 |
Therapeutic Uses of Massage | p. 133 |
Indications for Therapeutic Massage | p. 133 |
Contraindications to Massage | p. 133 |
General Precautions | p. 136 |
Practice | |
Soft Tissue Manipulation Techniques as an Evaluation Tool | p. 145 |
Stroking and Effleurage | p. 146 |
Pressure Manipulations (Petrissage) | p. 146 |
Percussion and Vibration Manipulations | p. 146 |
Deep Friction Techniques | p. 146 |
General Massage Sequences | p. 149 |
A Sequence and Technique for General Massage | p. 149 |
Techniques for a General Massage Sequence | p. 150 |
Specific Techniques for a General Massage Sequence | p. 152 |
Local Massage Sequences | p. 183 |
The Hoffa System | p. 184 |
Technique for a Local Massage Sequence | p. 188 |
Focal Massage Sequences | p. 215 |
Depletive Massage | p. 215 |
Chronic Edema | p. 217 |
Hematoma | p. 217 |
Cutaneous Scar Tissue | p. 219 |
Muscle, Tendon, or Ligament Adhesion | p. 221 |
Colon Dysfunction | p. 222 |
Muscle Dysfunction: Facilitation of Muscle Contraction | p. 223 |
Massage for the Patient with a Respiratory Condition | p. 225 |
Relaxation | p. 225 |
Airway Clearance | p. 226 |
Postural Drainage | p. 226 |
Percussion Techniques | p. 227 |
Vibration and Shaking | p. 232 |
Deep Breathing and Coughing | p. 233 |
Passive Movements of the Lower Limbs | p. 233 |
Connective Tissue Massage | p. 235 |
Brief History and Theoretical Foundations | p. 235 |
Reflex Zones (Head's Zones) | p. 235 |
Basic Diagnostic Technique for Connective Tissue Massage | p. 237 |
Basic Treatment Technique | p. 239 |
Effects of Connective Tissue Massage | p. 240 |
Treatment Indications | p. 241 |
Treatment Frequency and Duration | p. 241 |
Contraindications | p. 241 |
Decongestive Therapy for the Treatment of Lymphedema | p. 245 |
The Lymphatic System | p. 245 |
Pathophysiology | p. 247 |
Principles of Treatment | p. 247 |
Evaluation | p. 249 |
Skin and Wound Care | p. 250 |
Lymph Fluid Mobilization | p. 250 |
Strokes | p. 251 |
Sequences and Pathways | p. 252 |
Compression Therapy | p. 259 |
Therapeutic Exercises | p. 260 |
Patient Education | p. 260 |
Massage in Sport | p. 266 |
History of Sports Massage | p. 267 |
Therapeutic Effects of Massage for an Athlete | p. 267 |
Massage for the Baby and Infant | p. 279 |
Technique for Baby or Infant Massage | p. 280 |
General Whole-Body Stroking | p. 280 |
Head and Face | p. 281 |
Upper Limbs | p. 281 |
Chest and Abdomen | p. 283 |
Lower Limbs | p. 283 |
Back | p. 285 |
Buttocks | p. 285 |
Suckling | p. 286 |
Massage in Palliative Care | p. 290 |
Ancient versus Modern Care of the Dying | p. 290 |
Massage Techniques for the Elderly Patient Who Is Terminally Ill | p. 291 |
Techniques | p. 291 |
Soft Tissue Manipulation in Complementary/Alternative Medicine | p. 294 |
Myofascial Release Techniques | p. 295 |
Trigger Point Therapy | p. 297 |
Reflexology | p. 301 |
Rolfing Structural Integration | p. 304 |
Point Percussion Therapy | p. 304 |
Craniosacral Therapy | p. 305 |
Eastern Systems of Soft Tissue Manipulation | p. 310 |
Acupressure | p. 310 |
Shiatsu | p. 314 |
Traditional Oriental Massage | p. 316 |
Traditional Thai Massage | p. 317 |
Huna Massage | p. 318 |
Closed-Chest (External) Cardiac Massage | p. 321 |
Index | p. 323 |
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