TY  - BOOK
AU  - Umphred, Darcy Ann
AU  - Schmidt, Steve
AU  - Burton, Ben
TI  - Neurological rehabilitation
SN  - 0801679257
U1  - 615.8 21
PY  - 1995///
CY  - Estados Unidos
PB  - Mosby -Year Book Inc
KW  - Rehabilitación
KW  - Sistema nervioso
KW  - Enfermedades
KW  - Neurología
KW  - Terapia manual
N1  - I. Theoretical foundations for clinical practice: Introduction and overview -- Normal sequential behavioral and physiological changes troghout the developmental -- Overview of the structure and funtion of the central nervous system --  Contemporany issues and theories of motor control -- Classification of treatment techniques base don primary input system: Inherent and contrived feedback/loop system and their potential influence on altering a feedforward motor system -- Psychosocial aspects of adaptation and adjusment during various phases of neurological disability --  II. Management of Clinical Problems: Neonatal care and follow-up for infants at neuromotor risk -- Cerebral palsy -- Genetic disorders -- Learning disabilites --  Peripheral neuropahies -- Neuromuscular diseases -- Head injury --  Congenital spinal cord injury -- Traumatic spinal cord injury -- Therapeutic management of the client with inflamatory and infectio disorders of the brain -- The role of rehabilitation after human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection -- Poliomyelitis and the postpolio síndrome -- Multiple sclerosis -- Basal ganglia disorders: Metabolic, Hereditary and genetic disorders in adults --  Brain tumors -- Cerebellar dysfuntion -- Hemiplegia -- Brain funtion, again and dementia --  III. Special topics and techniques for therapist: Disorders in oral, speech and lenguaje functions --  Disorders of visión and visual perceptual dysfuntion --  Balance disorers -- Electrodiagnosis in the neurological dysfuntion -- Electrical stimulation and electromyographic biofeedback: Applications for neurological dysfunction -- Paint managementn -- Therapeutic application of orthotics --  An overview of pharmaceutical agents and the implications for therapists -- Healt education: Key to an enriched





  


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