Section I: A Conservative Approach to Sports-Related Injuries

Ch 1: Overview of Sports Injuries Management

Ch 2: Medicolegal Issues in Sports Medicine (with Special Considerations for the Chiropractor)

Ch 3: The Physiology of Exercise, Physical Fitness & Cardiovascular Endurance Training

Ch 4: Conservative Rehabilitation of Athletic Injuries

     4A: Conservative Rehabilitation of Athletic Injuries

     4B: Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries of the Spine

     4C: General Principles and Research Findings on Taping and Bracing 1993-2003

Ch 5: Principles of Soft Tissue Manipulation in Sports Medicine

     5A: Principles of Manipulation in Sports Medicine

     5B: Extraspinal Joint Manipulation

     5C: Soft Tissue Techniques for Athletic Injuries

          C1: Active Release Technique

          C2: Tendinosis

          C3: Nimmo Technique

          C4: The Graston Technique of Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

Section II: Site- and System-Specific Sports Injuries

Ch 6: Head Trauma in Sports

Ch 7: Nerve Injuries in Competitive Sports

Ch 8: The Cervical Spine

Ch 9: The Thoracic Spine

Ch 10: The Spine in Sports

Ch 11: Heart Disease and the Athlete

Ch 12: The Trunk and Viscera

Ch 13: The Shoulder

Ch 14: The Elbow, Wrist, and Hand

Ch 15: The Pelvis, Hip, and Thigh

Ch 16: The Knee

Ch 17: Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle

Ch 18: Injuries to the Leg, Ankle, and Foot

Section III: Age, Gender, and Sport Considerations

Ch 19: The Female Athlete

Ch 20: The Young Athlete

Ch 21: The Senior Athlete

Ch 22: The Extreme Athlete

Section IV: Special Issues in Sports Medicine

Ch 23: Diagnostic Imaging of Athletic Injury

Ch 24: Sports Nutrition: A Biochemical View of Injury Care and Prevention

Ch 25: Drugs in Sports