Integrative manual therapy for biomechanics
Subtitle: application of muscle energy and 'beyond' technique : treatment of the spine, ribs, and extremities
By: Sharon (Weiselfish) Giammatteo, Thomas Giammatteo ; photographs by John Giammatteo.
Contributors: Giammatteo, Thomas.
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 346
Subjects: Joint Diseases -- therapy; Biomechanics; Muscular Diseases -- therapy; Musculoskeletal Manipulations -- methods; Physical Therapy Modalities -- methods; Spinal Diseases -- therapy
Notes: "Volume III."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-343) and index.
Table of contents: title: Integrative manual therapy; title: Decreasing hypertonicity with manual therapy; title: Posture; title: The muscle barrier; title: The accessory sacroiliac joints: hypomobility and treatment; title: Mobility tests; title: Pelvic compression reflex; title: Interpretation: anatomical landmarks plus; title: Results of mobility testing; title: Muscle energy and 'beyond' technique-the pelvic joints; title: Structural rehabilitation with muscle energy and 'beyond' technique for; title: Treatment of biomechanical dysfunction; title: The pelvic joints: the pebuc symphysis and the iliosacral joints; title: The pelvic joints: treatment of biomechanical dysfunction; title: Of the pubes and the iliosacral joints; title: Spinal motion; title: The sacrum; title: Treatment of biomechanical dysfunction of the sacrioliac joints; title: With muscle energy and "beyond" technique; title: The lumbar junction: sacral torsions; title: Muscle energy and "beyond" technique; title: For the lumbosacral junction; title: The real scenario: how to treat the lumbosacral junction; title: Biomechanical dysfunction of the sacrococcygeal joint; title: The l5 vertebra; title: The lumbosacral junction and gait; title: Biomechanical dysfunction of the lumbar spine; title: Biomechanical dysfunction of the thoracic spine; title: The thoracolumbar junction; title: Biomechanical dysfunction of the cervical spine; title: The rib cage; title: The hip joint; title: The knee joint; title: The ankle joint; title: The significance of dorsiflexion for spinal motion; title: The shoulder girdle joint; title: The elbow joint.