The Physiology of the Joints, Volume 1: Upper Limb
This text provides the reader an understanding of the mechanics of the joints with the help of diagrams rather than text. The commentaries are short (on double page spreads); the quality, clarity and simplicity of the drawings and diagrams are such that they could be understood without any verbal explanation. The drawings are unusually clear: everything which could hinder understanding has been removed and one feels that the author has foreseen the difficulties which the student could...
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This text provides the reader an understanding of the mechanics of the joints with the help of diagrams rather than text. The commentaries are short (on double page spreads); the quality, clarity and simplicity of the drawings and diagrams are such that they could be understood without any verbal explanation. The drawings are unusually clear: everything which could hinder understanding has been removed and one feels that the author has foreseen the difficulties which the student could encounter. Each time a problem arises it is explained by a diagram which, though simplified, is extremely clear.New functional tests for the shoulder, the elbow and the handExplanation of why the forearm has two bonesA logical and mathematical explanation of the so called CODMANN ParadoxNew conceptions of the physiology of the carpusClear explanation of notions as DISI and VISI for the pathology of the carpusNew cotation of the thumb opposition and counter-opposition, presently integrated in the International EvaluationFundamental notion of the complex grip-plus-action, very important for the evaluation of the function of the handSymbolic and affective value of the handA comprehensive board of the motor nerves of the upper limbNew test to detect an ulnar palsy at the forearm
