Clearly written and fully illustrated throughout, Chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction: Practical Physical Medicine offers practical, comprehensive coverage of the subject area accompanied by a range of video clips on a bonus website. http://booksite.elsevier.com/9780702035326/
Prepared by editors of international renown, the book provides clear anatomical descriptions of the structures relevant to the genesis of pelvic pain followed by the current perspectives on the neurological basis of pain, including the influence of psychophysiology. Chapters then address physiological mechanisms for pain generation; including musculoskeletal causes and the role of sport in the evolution of chronic pelvic pain and the influence of gender on pelvic pain syndromes including hormonal imbalance, pregnancy and labour.
Having guided the practitioner through a clinical reasoning process to help establish the differential diagnosis of chronic pelvic pain, the volume addresses the range of therapeutic options available. This includes medical management, the role of nutrition in the control of inflammatory processes, the use of breathing techniques in the relief of pain and anxiety as well as the involvement of biofeedback mechanisms in diagnosis and treatment. The use of soft-tissue manipulation approaches, pelvic floor manual therapy release techniques and osteopathic approaches are also considered along with the use of dry needling, electrotherapy and hydrotherapy.
Chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction: Practical Physical Medicine offers practical, validated and clinically relevant information to all practitioners and therapists working in the field of chronic pelvic pain and will be ideal for physiotherapists, osteopathic physicians and osteopaths, medical pain specialists, urologists, urogynaecologists, chiropractors, manual therapists, acupuncturists, massage therapists and naturopaths worldwide.
1. Chapter 1: An introduction to chronic pelvic pain and associated symptoms - p. 8 2. Chapter 2.1: An introduction to the anatomy of pelvic pain - p. 16 3. Chapter 2.2: Anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvis - p. 17 4. Chapter 2.3: Anatomy of the pelvic floor - p. 29 5. Chapter 3: Chronic pain mechanisms - p. 35 6. Chapter 4: Psychophysiology and pelvic pain - p. 42 7. Chapter 5: Gender and chronic pelvic pain - p. 54 8. Chapter 6: Musculoskeletal causes and the contribution of sport to the evolution of chronic lumbopelvic pain - p. 66 9. Chapter 7: The role of clinical reasoning in the differential diagnosis and management of chronic pelvic pain - p. 87 10. Chapter 8.1: Multispeciality and multidisciplinary practice: A UK pain medicine perspective - p. 100 11. Chapter Chapter 8.2: Interdisciplinary management of chronic pelvic pain: A US physical medicine perspective - p. 104 12. Chapter 8.3: Chronic pelvic pain and nutrition - p. 114 13. Chapter 9: Breathing and chronic pelvic pain: Connections and rehabilitation features - p. 120 14. Chapter 10: Biofeedback in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic essential pelvic pain disorders - p. 144 15. Chapter 11.1: Soft tissue manipulation approaches to chronic pelvic pain (external) - p. 157 16. Chapter 11.2: Connective tissue and the pudendal nerve in chronic pelvic pain - p. 173 17. Chapter 12: Evaluation and pelvic floor management of urologic chronic pelvic pain syndromes - p. 182 18. Chapter 13: Practical anatomy, examination, palpation and manual therapy release techniques for the pelvic floor - p. 192 19. Chapter 14: Patients with pelvic girdle pain: An osteopathic perspective - p. 202 20. Chapter 15: Intramuscular manual therapy: Dry needling - p. 217 21. Chapter 16: Electrotherapy and hydrotherapy in chronic pelvic pain - p. 226 22. Appendix: Clinical outcome measurement tools - p. 240 23. Instructions for online access - p. 248 24. Index - p. 249
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Clearly written and fully illustrated throughout, Chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction: Practical Physical Medicine offers practical, comprehensive coverage of the subject area accompanied by a range of video clips on a bonus website. http://booksite.elsevier.com/9780702035326/
Prepared by editors of international renown, the book provides clear anatomical descriptions of the structures relevant to the genesis of pelvic pain followed by the current perspectives on the neurological basis of pain, including the influence of psychophysiology. Chapters then address physiological mechanisms for pain generation; including musculoskeletal causes and the role of sport in the evolution of chronic pelvic pain and the influence of gender on pelvic pain syndromes including hormonal imbalance, pregnancy and labour.
Having guided the practitioner through a clinical reasoning process to help establish the differential diagnosis of chronic pelvic pain, the volume addresses the range of therapeutic options available. This includes medical management, the role of nutrition in the control of inflammatory processes, the use of breathing techniques in the relief of pain and anxiety as well as the involvement of biofeedback mechanisms in diagnosis and treatment. The use of soft-tissue manipulation approaches, pelvic floor manual therapy release techniques and osteopathic approaches are also considered along with the use of dry needling, electrotherapy and hydrotherapy.
Chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction: Practical Physical Medicine offers practical, validated and clinically relevant information to all practitioners and therapists working in the field of chronic pelvic pain and will be ideal for physiotherapists, osteopathic physicians and osteopaths, medical pain specialists, urologists, urogynaecologists, chiropractors, manual therapists, acupuncturists, massage therapists and naturopaths worldwide.
1. Chapter 1: An introduction to chronic pelvic pain and associated symptoms - p. 8 2. Chapter 2.1: An introduction to the anatomy of pelvic pain - p. 16 3. Chapter 2.2: Anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvis - p. 17 4. Chapter 2.3: Anatomy of the pelvic floor - p. 29 5. Chapter 3: Chronic pain mechanisms - p. 35 6. Chapter 4: Psychophysiology and pelvic pain - p. 42 7. Chapter 5: Gender and chronic pelvic pain - p. 54 8. Chapter 6: Musculoskeletal causes and the contribution of sport to the evolution of chronic lumbopelvic pain - p. 66 9. Chapter 7: The role of clinical reasoning in the differential diagnosis and management of chronic pelvic pain - p. 87 10. Chapter 8.1: Multispeciality and multidisciplinary practice: A UK pain medicine perspective - p. 100 11. Chapter Chapter 8.2: Interdisciplinary management of chronic pelvic pain: A US physical medicine perspective - p. 104 12. Chapter 8.3: Chronic pelvic pain and nutrition - p. 114 13. Chapter 9: Breathing and chronic pelvic pain: Connections and rehabilitation features - p. 120 14. Chapter 10: Biofeedback in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic essential pelvic pain disorders - p. 144 15. Chapter 11.1: Soft tissue manipulation approaches to chronic pelvic pain (external) - p. 157 16. Chapter 11.2: Connective tissue and the pudendal nerve in chronic pelvic pain - p. 173 17. Chapter 12: Evaluation and pelvic floor management of urologic chronic pelvic pain syndromes - p. 182 18. Chapter 13: Practical anatomy, examination, palpation and manual therapy release techniques for the pelvic floor - p. 192 19. Chapter 14: Patients with pelvic girdle pain: An osteopathic perspective - p. 202 20. Chapter 15: Intramuscular manual therapy: Dry needling - p. 217 21. Chapter 16: Electrotherapy and hydrotherapy in chronic pelvic pain - p. 226 22. Appendix: Clinical outcome measurement tools - p. 240 23. Instructions for online access - p. 248 24. Index - p. 249
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