A comprehensive guide analyzing the physical laws governing exercise, focusing on fundamental concepts of forces, properties of loads, lever systems (including linkages and arthrokinematics), muscle function, joint control, and principles of resistance training.
A foundational guide designed for beginners in weightlifting and personal training, explaining core concepts of physics and force as they relate to human anatomy during exercise. The book bridges the gap between basic scientific principles and practical application in the weight room.
This study guide, Part 2 of a series for health sciences, focuses on the biomechanics of the human body. Key topics include the anatomy and movement of the spine, loads on the spine, posture, the Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ), and detailed tissue mechanics covering connective tissue, cartilage, bone, muscle, and peripheral nerves.
A text covering the methodology and application of the Basic Finite Element Method (FEM) specifically tailored for research and study within injury biomechanics.
Explores the basic mechanical principles that govern movement and injury, providing clinicians with practical insights for rehabilitation and preventative care planning.
This book provides valuable information on orthodontic biomechanics, focusing on the use of statically indeterminate appliances for specific tooth movements in complex cases. It addresses problems like teeth migrations, asymmetries, and retreatment, detailing the application of four key appliances: transpalatal bars, lingual arches, rectangular loops, and root correction springs.
A comprehensive textbook that sheds light on a conceptual approach to the biomechanics and kinesiology of the human body. It aims to make the complex physical and mathematical principles of human movement science easier for students to understand.
A comprehensive textbook focusing on the principles of biomechanics and motor control as they apply to human movement, intended for professionals and students in physical therapy, kinesiology, and rehabilitation medicine.
A foundational textbook covering the structure, function, biophysics, and regulation of smooth muscle tissues, focusing on contractile mechanisms and mechanical properties in various organ systems, essential for understanding vascular, gastrointestinal, and respiratory system dynamics.
A comprehensive edited volume detailing the fundamental principles and practical applications of mechanics as applied to living biological systems and engineering problems.
This book explores the concept of Biotensegrity, detailing its origins, fundamental geometric principles (including Platonic polyhedra and vector equilibrium), and how these structural systems apply to complex biological organisms. It covers the balance of unseen forces, various tensegrity models (T-prisms, T-helixes), and the relationship between structure and energy in living systems.
This book covers the fundamental biomechanical principles related to human movement, utilizing concepts from kinesiology and physical education. It serves as a foundational text for understanding movement dynamics.
A textbook covering the fundamentals of immunology, including the role and complexity of the immune system, pathogen types, disease production, innate immunity, the inflammatory response, cytokines, and the immediate responses to infection.
A practical chart booklet detailing the Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness (IMNCI) protocol. It provides standardized procedures for health workers to assess, classify, and treat sick young infants (up to 2 months) and children (2 months up to 5 years). The content covers checking for bacterial infection, managing diarrhea, addressing feeding problems, ensuring immunization, and providing specific treatment plans, including administering oral drugs and offering home care advice to mothers.
A comprehensive text detailing the history, evolution, anatomical features, mechanisms, surgical techniques (like Viscocanalostomy), indications, complications, and results of non-penetrating procedures used in glaucoma surgery.
This publication analyzes the driving force of technology in medicine and details the technological explosion in ophthalmology, focusing specifically on advancements in cataract and refractive surgery, enhanced intraocular lens implants, and methods for addressing accommodation and presbyopic correction.
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This new edition of Jaypee's well established "Colour...
Descriptions of various evidence-based guided bone regeneration techniques to prepare deficient jaws for implant surgery, including biologic rationale and case examples
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This book contains over 160 major topics discussing the most important and common issues in neonatology and pediatrics encountered in hospitals and clinics. It is derived and updated mainly from the latest editions of 'Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics' and 'Nelson Essentials of Pediatrics'. It is beneficial for undergraduate students, postgraduate students, and specialists in the field of Pediatrics.
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Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a prevalent, debilitating...
A preparation guide for the Part B Final FRCR Examination, featuring practice long cases across 12 papers. The book is complemented by a companion DVD containing AMI-VIEW software for interactive use.
A textbook designed for Physical Therapist Assistants covering the use of therapeutic agents, procedures, and practices. It includes guidance on professional standards, drug selection, and dosages.
