I get along famously with just my mckenzie and brukner and kahn. So I can't say that I collect or read textbooks. I'm a big fan of Jull though and anything she does I'd be keen on. Sorry I can't recommend anything.
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u mean the book "CLINICAL SPORTS MEDICINE" right??? U right about this one because it has very good reviews about treatments in tendinopathies as i know...of course it covers many aspects in other injuries and rehabilitation regimes....
Maybe i will start by Grieves modern manual therapy....Many older and more experienced colleagues have also recommended this one for a complete review on spine!
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