Current Diagnosis and Treatment in Sports Medicine / Edition 1

by Patrick J. McMahon

Overview

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Readable. Comprehensive. Up-to-date. The one book to have for day-to-day answers in sports medicine.

A Doody's Core Title!

Authoritative, point-of-care coverage with evaluation, treatment, and management of all common sports injuries

Essential evidence-based stabilization and rehabilitation techniques

Prevention strategies featured throughout

Pre-participation and on-the-field evaluation

Practical guidance on sports injuries in children

Coverage of the medical issues of female athletes

In-depth treatment of concussion

Up-to-date information on medical conditions and sports participation

Numerous easy-to-read diagnostic charts, tables, and treatment graphs

Concise, current, and comprehensive review of the biomechanics of sports medicine

Helpful references to classic and important new sources

Online updates at companion site CURRENTMED.COM

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780071410632
Publisher:	McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date:	08/09/2006
Series:	LANGE CURRENT Series
Edition description:	New Edition
Pages:	624
Product dimensions:	7.30(w) x 9.10(h) x 0.66(d)

About the Author

Patrick J. McMahon, MD is Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Division of Sports Medicine & Shoulder Surgery, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh.

Editorial Reviews

Reviewer: Kameno Bell, MD (Indiana University School of Medicine)
Description: This is an easy to read, basic guide to common sports injuries that can be used as a quick reference and provide brief descriptions of prognosis.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide a concise reference for all clinicians involved in providing care for athletes of all levels. The book provides a concise reference for more common injuries and issues, but falls short of covering many injuries or issues. The author believes the book is useful because of its portability and that it can be read in its entirety. Although true, the content is limited.
Audience: The author intends the book for all clinicians caring for athletes, including physicians in training and practicing physicians. The book seems adequate as a quick reference for physicians in training and possibly for primary care physicians with a limited amount of exposure to athletes. The authors of the chapters are credible authorities.
Features: The book presents a systematic review of injuries to the major joints and extremities and reviews common preventive and management issues in separate chapters. There is a good discussion on concussions, pointing out the lack of uniformity of management. The book covers the role of cognitive testing, but only as an added tool.
Assessment: This is ideal for new, in training physicians and medical students and those with limited exposure to athletes. There are more useful and comprehensive books in the field that can serve the purpose this book states.

Doody's Review Service

"This condensed, yet fairly comprehensive, sports medicine manual provides an overview of common sports injuries seen in athletes of varying ages. The 11 chapters (primarily organized by body part) cover medical and musculoskeletal conditions and include discussions on both operative and nonoperative care. The book is written in an easy-to-read format, with topics often divided into pathogenesis, prevention, clinical findings, complications, treatment, and prognosis....The text covers most of the common injuries seen in sports medicine. Specific chapters devoted to concussion, the young athlete, and the female athlete are especially useful."—Mayo Clinic Proceedings

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