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020 ## _$a978-5-4268-0074-8
044 ## _$axxu
080 ## _$aНевропатология. Неврология. 616.8
       _$aФизиотерапия. Механически действующие терапевтические средства. Радиотерапия и другие (немедицинские) терапевтические средства. 615.8
084 ## _$aКлиническая медицина в целом. 53
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084 ## _$aСоциальная гигиена и организация здравоохранения. Гигиена. Эпидемиология. 51
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100 #1 _$aYakovlev, Evgeniy V.
       _$aSt Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University
100 #1 _$aGnevyshev, Evgeniy N.
       _$aUniversity at IPA EurAsEC
100 #1 _$aDavydov, Alexey T.
       _$aSt. Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University
245 00 _$aDIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSTICS, MODERN METHODS FOR STUDYING PATHOGENESIS AND MEDICAL REHABILITATION OF CERVICO-THORACIC DORSOPATHIES
       _$cMonography
260 1# _$aSaint-Petersburg
       _$bStrategy of the Future
       _$c2023
300 ## _$a225 p.
500 ## _$aThe monograph contains basic information about modern concepts of the etiopathogenetic mechanisms of dorsopathy. Original research data from biomechanical analysis and three-dimensional computer modeling of the cervical spine under loads are presented that make it possible to simulate various options for biomechanics to predict the course of dorsopathy and thereby determine the rehabilitation potential in this category of patients. The features of clinical and neurological symptoms and the algorithm for the differential diagnosis of dorsopathy of cervicothoracic localization are described in detail. The main directions of medical rehabilitation are considered and an algorithm for restorative treatment of patients with dorsopathy is proposed, and a comparative analysis of standard and original methods of restorative treatment is presented.
The monograph is recommended for neurologists, neurosurgeons, orthopedic traumatologists, specialists in physical and rehabilitation medicine, physical therapy, physiotherapists, as well as for students enrolled in advanced training cycles in medical rehabilitation.
       _$amechanisms of dorsopathy, biomechanical analysis, rehabilitation potential, pathogenesis
       _$a10.37468/book_190723
533 ## _$aThere is an electronic copy
856 4# _$afuturepubl.ru
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