Clinical Electrophysiology

Ithaca College, New York. Reference for physical therapists on the principles and techniques of evaluation and treatment with electrophysiology. Emphasizes critical thinking. Previous edition 1989. Line-drawing illustrations. DNLM: Electric Stimulation Therapy.

Basic Concepts in Electricity and Contemporary Terminology in Electrotherapy

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Andrew J. Robinson

Instrumentation for Electrotherapy

31

(50)

Andrew J. Robinson

Physiology of Muscle and Nerve

81

(40)

Andrew J. Robinson

Electrical Stimulation of Muscle: Techniques and Applications

121

(34)

Anthony Delitto

Lynn Snyder-Mackler

Andrew J. Robinson

Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for Control of Posture and Movement

155

(56)

Andrew J. Robinson

Neural Mechanisms of Pain

211

(68)

David J. Mayer

Donald D. Price

Electrical Stimulation for Pain Modulation

279

(32)

Lynn Snyder-Mackler

Electrical Stimulation for Tissue Repair

311

(22)

Lynn Snyder-Mackler

Iontophoresis

333

(26)

Charles D. Ciccone

Clinical Electrophysiologic Assessment

359

(74)

Andrew J. Robinson

Robert Kellogg

Electromyographic Biofeedback to Improve Voluntary Motor Control

433

(18)

Stuart A. Binder-Macleod

Appendix A Peripheral Neuroanatomy of the Upper and Lower Extremities

451

(14)

Andrew J. Robinson

Appendix B Answers to Study Questions

465

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Table and Figure Credits

481

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Index

483

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Clinical Electrophysiology

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