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Physiologie articulaire: Vol 2. Member inferieur
Voici donc une édition, comme on dit, «revue, corrigée et augmentée» de nombreuses pages et de dessins nouveaux. Les apports ont porté sur tous les chapitres (la hanche, la cheville, le pied), mais particulièrement sur celui du genou, où grâce à l'arthroscopie, à un meilleur examen clinique et plus récemment au scanner, les conceptions sur les facteurs de stabilité ont notablement évolué, servant de bases à de nouvelles opérations. Les mécanismes de cette articulation, qui nous paraissent de plus en plus complexes, sont loin d'avoir été tous élucidés, et la grande question qui se pose est celle des prothèses ligamentaires : les techniciens et les chirurgiens parviendront-ils à créer des ligaments de synthèse résistants, et à les installer correctement pour restaurer sa stabilité de façon durable? Autre question cruciale, les prothèse totales du genou atteindront-elle la longévité des prothèses de hanche? Une meilleure connaissance de la biomécanique du genou permettra certainement de trouver des réponses.
270 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 1970
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A.I. Kapandji
16 books4 followersAdalbert Ibrahim (or Ibrahim Adalbert) Kapandji was an orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand surgery.
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July 23, 2018
To give some context - I am a sports physiotherapist with 9 years experience and working in professional sport.
This is, by far, the best clinical anatomy book that I have ever had the fortune to lay eyes on. This is the first one I have finished but I am currently working my way through the other 2. There is no book on the market that so coherently explains the body and also WHY the anatomy of the body has evolved to suit the biomechanics needed of it.
A massive downside is the difficulty in attaining this book. It took me 2 months of constant hunting and pestering to get copies of them and in the end, I never managed to find an actual hardcopy of the 1st Volume. Its worth the hunt though!!
This is, by far, the best clinical anatomy book that I have ever had the fortune to lay eyes on. This is the first one I have finished but I am currently working my way through the other 2. There is no book on the market that so coherently explains the body and also WHY the anatomy of the body has evolved to suit the biomechanics needed of it.
A massive downside is the difficulty in attaining this book. It took me 2 months of constant hunting and pestering to get copies of them and in the end, I never managed to find an actual hardcopy of the 1st Volume. Its worth the hunt though!!
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August 29, 2009I have the other two books and they are a character TD's wet dream.
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