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Movement studies is a core subject studied by all physiotherapists. A good understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of human movemnet is essential for good clinical practice. This book is written in three parts and assumes only a basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology. The first part covers the basic principles of biomechanics and the control of movement. Part two discusses the principles and types of exercise which can be used in rehabilitation. The final section looks at various clinical applications of movement such as relaxation, gait analysis and ergonomics. Written in a clear and informative style the text continually relates theory to clinical practice. It is is well-illustrated and contains many references allowing the reader to follow up areas of particular interest. The text should be suitable for all physiotherapy students. It should also be useful to practitioners wishing to renew their knowledge of treatment regimes and students from other disciplines such as occupational therapy, nursing, osteopathy and chiropractice.

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'Undergraduate and newly qualified physiotherapists will find this a useful support text for movement studies and it is certainly the most comprehensive text to date.'Physiotherapy, September 1996

'Undergraduate and newly qualified physiotherapists will find this a useful <br>support text for movement studies and it is certainly the most <br>comprehensive text to date.'<br>Physiotherapy, September 1996

'Undergraduate and newly qualified physiotherapists will find this a useful support text for movement studies and it is certainly the most comprehensive text to date.' Physiotherapy, September 1996

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