Trattamento Riabilitativo in Ortopedia

310-page volume with 190 illustrations and numerous tables. Printed in full colour.

The purpose of this book is to guide the reader in the demanding task of observing the patient not merely as a damaged biological system, but as a unique person with individual needs and characteristics.

The text develops through a reasoned analysis of clinical cases, used to highlight the key steps of subjective and objective assessment. Combined with knowledge of orthopaedic medicine, these steps allow the therapist to design a targeted treatment plan and to evaluate outcomes in an objective way.

This is not a handbook that claims to solve every problem in daily rehabilitation practice, nor a simple “recipe book” for physiotherapists assuming identical responses to the same protocol. Instead, it offers a valuable tool to enhance problem-solving skills and to focus clinical decision-making when treating patients with different orthopaedic conditions.