脳性麻痺英語版

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

CONTENTS
PREFACE
PART I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
Chapter 1. What is "Orthopaedic Selective Spasticity-Control
Surgery"
1. Introduction
2. Review of current treatments of spasticity
3. Motor-functional characteristics of hypertonicity
1. Background of orthopaedic selective spasticity-control
surgery concept
2. Characteristics of motor disorders
3. Motor-functional analysis of reflexes (Primitive, pathological
and abnormal postural reflexes
4. Fundamentals of the motor disability
5. Are spastic and athetoid movements reducible and is their
reduction measurable quantitatively?
Chapter 2. Functional Anatomy of Basic Motor-functions and Its
Therapeutic and Surgical Implications
1. Head control
2. Turnover
3. Mermaid crawl
4. Four-point crawl
5. Sitting
6. Kneeling

7. Standing and walking
8. Reach function
9. Fine motor skills

Chapter 3. Diagnosis, Assessment, and Decision-making
1.General status
2. Neurological assessment
3. Orthopaedic assessment
4. Gait analysis
PART 2. PRACTICE OF ORTHOPAEDIC TREATMENT
Chapter 1. Specific Surgical Techniques
1. Techniques for orthopaedic selective spasticity-control surgery
2. Other orthopaedic surgery
3. Surgical procedures undertaken
Chapter 2. Upper Extremity
1.Introduction
2.Motor functions of the upper extremity
3.Shoulder girdle and shoulder
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Historical reviews of the treatment
　3. Surgical approaches
4.Elbow
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Historical reviews
　3. Surgical approaches
5. Forearm
6. Wrist
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Historical reviews
　3. Surgical approaches
7. Fingers
8. Thumb
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Historical reviews
　3. Surgical approaches
Chapter 3. Lower Extremity
1. Weight-bearing mechanism
2. Hip
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Historical reviews
　3. Surgical approaches
4. Combined procedures
3. Knee
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Historical reviews
　3. Surgical approaches
4. Foot
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Development of the foot and ankle,and its characteristics
　3. Treatment practice
Chapter 4. Spine
1. Cervical spine
　1. Extensor thrust posture
　　1) Functional anatomy
　　2) Historical reviews
　　3) Surgical approaches
　2. Radiculopathy and radiculomyelopathy
　　1) Pathogenesis
　　2) Historical review
　　3) Diagnosis and evaluation
4) Surgical approaches
Release surgery　Anterior decompression and fusion
2. Trunk (Scoliosis)
　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities
2. Historical review
　3. Treatment
4. Surgical approaches
　　Release surgery:
Anterior fusion:
Chapter 5. Indications for Surgery
1. Control of postural reflexes
2. Control of local reflexes (spasticity)
3. Control of athetosis
4. Correction of deformities
5. Facilitation of fine motor skills
6. Facilitation of gross motor functions
7. Treatment of cervical radiculomyelopathy

PART 3. MOTOR FUNCTIONAL BASIS OF THERAPEUTIC
MANAGEMENT
Introduction
Chapter 1. Fundamentals of Physiotherapeutic Management
1.Stretching
2.Dynamic exercises of gross motor function
3.Positioning exercises(Antigravity activities)
Chapter 2. Fundamentals of Occupational Therapy and Activities
of Daily Living

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		CONTENTS PREFACE PART I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS Chapter 1. What is "Orthopaedic Selective Spasticity-Control Surgery" 1. Introduction 2. Review of current treatments of spasticity 3. Motor-functional characteristics of hypertonicity 1. Background of orthopaedic selective spasticity-control surgery concept 2. Characteristics of motor disorders 3. Motor-functional analysis of reflexes (Primitive, pathological and abnormal postural reflexes 4. Fundamentals of the motor disability 5. Are spastic and athetoid movements reducible and is their reduction measurable quantitatively? Chapter 2. Functional Anatomy of Basic Motor-functions and Its Therapeutic and Surgical Implications 1. Head control 2. Turnover 3. Mermaid crawl 4. Four-point crawl 5. Sitting 6. Kneeling 7. Standing and walking 8. Reach function 9. Fine motor skills Chapter 3. Diagnosis, Assessment, and Decision-making 1.General status 2. Neurological assessment 3. Orthopaedic assessment 4. Gait analysis PART 2. PRACTICE OF ORTHOPAEDIC TREATMENT Chapter 1. Specific Surgical Techniques 1. Techniques for orthopaedic selective spasticity-control surgery 2. Other orthopaedic surgery 3. Surgical procedures undertaken Chapter 2. Upper Extremity 1.Introduction 2.Motor functions of the upper extremity 3.Shoulder girdle and shoulder 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Historical reviews of the treatment 　3. Surgical approaches 4.Elbow 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Historical reviews 　3. Surgical approaches 5. Forearm 6. Wrist 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Historical reviews 　3. Surgical approaches 7. Fingers 8. Thumb 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Historical reviews 　3. Surgical approaches Chapter 3. Lower Extremity 1. Weight-bearing mechanism 2. Hip 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Historical reviews 　3. Surgical approaches 4. Combined procedures 3. Knee 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Historical reviews 　3. Surgical approaches 4. Foot 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Development of the foot and ankle,and its characteristics 　3. Treatment practice Chapter 4. Spine 1. Cervical spine 　1. Extensor thrust posture 　　1) Functional anatomy 　　2) Historical reviews 　　3) Surgical approaches 　2. Radiculopathy and radiculomyelopathy 　　1) Pathogenesis 　　2) Historical review 　　3) Diagnosis and evaluation 4) Surgical approaches Release surgery　Anterior decompression and fusion 2. Trunk (Scoliosis) 　1. Functional anatomy and characteristics of deformities 2. Historical review 　3. Treatment 4. Surgical approaches 　　Release surgery: Anterior fusion: Chapter 5. Indications for Surgery 1. Control of postural reflexes 2. Control of local reflexes (spasticity) 3. Control of athetosis 4. Correction of deformities 5. Facilitation of fine motor skills 6. Facilitation of gross motor functions 7. Treatment of cervical radiculomyelopathy PART 3. MOTOR FUNCTIONAL BASIS OF THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT Introduction Chapter 1. Fundamentals of Physiotherapeutic Management 1.Stretching 2.Dynamic exercises of gross motor function 3.Positioning exercises(Antigravity activities) Chapter 2. Fundamentals of Occupational Therapy and Activities of Daily Living NEXT