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Summary
Summary
Fully integrated and cross-referenced, this book describes the applications of science and medicine to sports. The book focuses on prevention and treatment of medical conditions and injuries, and contributions from leading workers in sports medicine, including several specialists, are authoritative and outstanding. The second edition of this book is fully updated with a number of revisions and additions, including a new chapter on exercise and immunity. Because the clinical aspects of sports science are stressed, the text comprehensively covers the mechanisms of injury in all regions of the body and the principles involved in their treatment. Topics also included are preventative measures and rehabilitation, children in sports, female athletes, doping, and the problems of the asthmatic, disabled, epileptic and diabetic athlete.
Author Notes
Professor John Bloomfield is an academic at the University of Western Australia and a former national champion sportsman and high level coach. He has also been Chairman of the Australian Institute of Sport, the Australian Sports Science Council and the Australian Sports Medicine Federation. Professor Peter Fricker is Director of Medical Services at the Australian Institute of Sport, a medical officer of several Commonwealth and Olympic Games teams and a practicing sport physician and researcher. Professor Ken Fitch is a practicing sports physician and Chairman of the Medical Commission of the Australian and the Oceania National Olympic Committee, and a member of the Medical Commission of the International Olympic Committee.
Table of Contents
Editors |
List of Authors |
Special Contributors |
Preface to First Edition |
Preface to Second Edition |
Acknowledgement |
Section 1 The Anatomy and Biomechanics of Sport Performance |
Applied AnatomyT. R. Ackland and J. Bloomfield |
Biomechanical PrinciplesB. C. Elliott and G. A. Wood |
Biomechanical AnalysisR. N. Marshall and B. C. Elliott |
Section 2 Physiology and Nutrition Applied to Sport |
Physiology of TrainingA. G. Hahn |
Nutrition and Energy SourcesV. Deakin and J. R. Brotherhood |
Environmental StressF. S. Pyke and J. R. Sutton |
Section 3 Sport Psychology and Performance Enhancement |
Self-regulation and Goal SettingA. M. D. Gordon |
The Individual AthleteJ. W. Bond |
Team AthletesB. P. Miller |
The Psychological Aspects of Injury in SportJ. R. Grove and A. M. D. Gordon |
Talent Identification and ProfilingJ. Bloomfield |
Section 4 Sports Medicine |
Classification of Injuries and Mechanisms of Injury, Repair, Healing and Soft Tissue RemodellingB. W. Oakes |
Principles of Treatment and RehabilitationC. R. Purdam and P. A. Fricker and B. Cooper |
Imaging in Sports MedicineI. F. Anderson and J. A. Booth |
Injuries to the Head, Eye and EarA. P. Garnham |
Dental ProblemsJ. P. Fricker and M. L. O'Neill |
Injuries to the SpineK. F. Maguire |
Injuries to the Chest and AbdomenW. Johnson |
Injuries to the Shoulder Girdle and Upper LimbP. A. Fricker and G. Hoy |
Injuries to the Pelvis and Lower LimbK. J. Crichton and P. A. Fricker and C. Purdam and A. S. Watson |
Section 5 Special Considerations in Sports Medicine |
The Team PhysicianB. G. Sando |
Children in SportA. S. Watson |
The Female AthleteR. J. Carbon |
The Disabled AthleteK. E. Fallon |
Medical Considerations in Aquatic SportsJ. J. Kellett |
DopingK. D. Fitch and S. P. Haynes |
Exercise and ImmunityD. B. Pyne and A. B. Gray and W. A. McDonald |
Special Medical Considerations |
Part I AsthmaA. R. Morton |
Part II EpilepsyR. A. Reid |
Part III Diabetes MellitusD. J. Chisholm |
Part IV PodiatryA. S. Watson |
Part V Exercise Stress TestingB. E. F. Hockings |
Part VI Eating DisordersP. N. Gilchrist and L. Burke |
Appendix 1 Orchard Sports Injury Classification SystemJ. Orchard |
Index |