'Neuromuscular control' presentation slideshows

Myofascial Meridian Stimulation Therapy (MMST) ??????

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Chapter 5: Re-establishing Neuromuscular Control

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Staying Active Across the Female Lifespan

Staying Active Across the Female Lifespan. Ellen Casey, MD Assistant Professor Associate Director Sports Medicine Fellowship. Disclosures. NIH K-12HD001907-15. Why focus on females?. Sex differences in anatomy, biomechanics and physiology Different injury profile

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Chapter 17: Functional Progressions and Functional Testing in Rehabilitation

Chapter 17: Functional Progressions and Functional Testing in Rehabilitation. Disability The restrictive influence that disease and injury exert upon neuromotor performance Rehabilitation Should focus on neuromuscular coordination and agility, not just strength and endurance

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ACL Reconstruction

ACL Reconstruction. Jasmine Chan, SPT Andy Chiu, SPT Brandon Higa , SPT Bryce Keyes, SPT Minsu Kim, SPT Derek Matsui, SPT Adrian Ruiz, SPT Traci Yamashita, SPT. Introduction.

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Chapter 10: Core Stabilization Training in Rehabilitation

Chapter 10: Core Stabilization Training in Rehabilitation. Function Integrated, multidimensional movement Functional Kinetic Chain Rehabilitation Comprehensive approach to improve all components necessary to allow athlete to function at high level Must address each link of kinetic chain

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Chapter 11: Understanding the Basics of Injury Rehabilitation

Chapter 11: Understanding the Basics of Injury Rehabilitation. Therapeutic Exercise Exercise used as part of a rehabilitation program Conditioning Exercise Activities that are used to minimize injury and maximize performance. Philosophy of Athletic Injury Rehabilitation.

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Chapter 11: Understanding the Basics of Injury Rehabilitation

Chapter 11: Understanding the Basics of Injury Rehabilitation. Therapeutic Exercise Exercise used as part of a rehabilitation program Conditioning Exercise Activities that are used to minimize injury and maximize performance. Philosophy of Athletic Injury Rehabilitation.

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Chapter 11: Understanding the Basics of Injury Rehabilitation

Chapter 11: Understanding the Basics of Injury Rehabilitation. Therapeutic Exercise Exercise used as part of a rehabilitation program Conditioning Exercise Activities that are used to minimize injury and maximize performance. Philosophy of Athletic Injury Rehabilitation.

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FUNCTION TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINUS

FUNCTION TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINUS. SUPPORT OF ABDOMINAL CONTENTS VIA CIRCUMFERENTIAL ARRANGEMENT BILATERAL CONTRACTION CAUSES DRAWING IN OF ABDOMINAL WALL CAN WORK WITH MULTIFIDUS VIA TENSION OF THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA CONTRIBUTES TO BOTH SUPPORTING AND TORQUE ROLES. MULTIFIDUS. Multifidus.

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Neuromuscular Control of Movement

Neuromuscular Control of Movement. Organization of Brain Motor Centers. The ?-Motor Neuron. Innervates skeletal muscle Receives input from higher centers Receives sensory input from muscle stretch and tension receptors. Motor Unit. The ?-Motor Neuron. All or none Size principle.

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The Contemporary Use of Therapeutic Modalities

The Contemporary Use of Therapeutic Modalities. chapter 1. A Progressive Model for Rehabilitation of Physically Active Individuals.

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Transfers

Transfers. By Dr. H.EL Sharkawy. Objectives. List type of transfers . Explain type and level of assistant . Explain the purpose of Transfer . Precautions with Transfers. List the Types of Assistance. Equipment related to transfer . . Definition of Transfer.

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Injury Prevention

Injury Prevention. Corey Gildea Fall 2007. Muscle Imbalance. The relationship between the tone or strength and length of the muscles around a joint Stronger will shorten and the opposite will lengthen Weakness causes faulty alignment or an imbalance Bilateral and unilateral

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Basics of Rehabilitation

Basics of Rehabilitation. Chapter 12. Chapter Objectives. Explain the philosophy of the rehabilitative process in a sports medicine environment. Identify the individual short-term and long-term goals of a rehabilitation program.

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Knee Rehab

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Chapter 18: Rehabilitation of Shoulder Injuries

Chapter 18: Rehabilitation of Shoulder Injuries. Jenna Doherty-Restrepo, MS, ATC, LAT Academic Program Director, Entry-Level ATEP Rehabilitation Techniques in Athletic Training. Range of Motion. Strengthening. Scapular Stabilization Exercises. Neuromuscular Control.

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Rehabilitation of Shoulder Injuries

Rehabilitation of Shoulder Injuries. Chapter 17. Range of Motion. Strengthening. Scapular Stabilization Exercises. Neuromuscular Control. Neuromuscular Control/CKC. Advanced Strength Training. Dynamic Stabilization. Plyometrics.

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