I'm a physiotherapy student. Can anyone help me out in giving some names of web sites for studying treatment protocols in certain sports specific individuals?
I'll really be thankful if some one helps me out.
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I don't know any websites but a brilliant book is: Clinical Sports Medicine, by Brukner and Kahn. It's pretty much a sports medicine book and gives info on assessment and treatment for loads of conditions
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Re: web site for sports medicine
If you download the physio forum toolbar then you will find a number of links to anatomy sites and an excellent site on coaching that is dedicated and structured to individual sports. You can download the toolbar at: http://www.performancephysio.net/FrmDownload.aspx
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Brukner and Kahn, def. a very usefull addition to every literature. I gót good and usefull infos out of it very often. the physican and sports medicine web site has also good articles in his archive.
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