Riabilitazione nella Traumatologia dello Sport

Large-format volume (22 x 28 cm), 620 pages, 436 illustrations and numerous tables.

This volume presents a comprehensive review of scientific literature on sports rehabilitation. Emphasis is placed on early mobilization and on treating the entire kinetic chain rather than isolating the injured joint or structure.

The text highlights functional progression, using both open- and closed-chain exercises, and stresses that rehabilitation protocols should serve as flexible guidelines rather than rigid templates. Athletes recover at different speeds and tolerate pain differently, requiring individualized approaches.

Key topics include clinical evaluation, goniometry, joint mobilization, athlete psychology, exercise selection, kinetic chain components, aquatic therapy and functional progressions.

Foreword by James R. Andrews, Gary L. Harrelson, and Kevin E. Wilk.