دانلود کتاب Horse Movement: Structure, Function and Rehabilitation

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Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword
1: An Introduction to Functional Anatomy
Posture
Functional anatomy
What is functional anatomy?
Elastic energy in equine locomotion
Effects of forces on musculoskeletal tissues
Bone
Ligaments and tendons
Joints
Fasciae
Proprioception
2: The Forelimb
Muscles of the shoulder
Medial shoulder muscles
Lateral shoulder muscles
Caudomedial forearm
Metacarpus
Craniolateral forearm
Stay apparatus
Suspensory apparatus
3: The Hind Limb
Muscles of the hind limb
Muscles of the hip joint. Caudal thigh muscles (hamstrings group)Deep muscles of the hip
Medial muscles of the thigh
Stifle extensors
Stifle flexor
Hock extensors and digit flexors (caudal)
Hock flexors and digit extensors
Metatarsus
Stifle locking mechanism
Reciprocal apparatus
4: The Axial Skeleton
Structure
Neck
Atlanto-occipital joint
Atlanto-axial joint
Shoulder region
The H frame
Inability to bend through the body
Scapular movement
Folding of the forelimbs
Mid-back and lumbar region (the thoracolumbar bow)
The bow and string theory
Energy saving
Lumbosacral joint. 5: Functional Responses to Exercise and Injury: The use of thermal imaging techniquesWhat is thermal imaging?
Thermal imaging as an aid to correct training
Imaging and treatment of problems
6: Saddles, Riders and Girths: How they affect the horse
Domesticity and the use of the horse
Saddle fitting
How saddle fit affects lateral flexion
Rider asymmetry
Girths
7: Gait Analysis and Foot Balance
Gait analysis
Gait analysis and movement issues
Foot balance
Gait analysis and static posture
8: The Equine Athlete: Development, maintenance and rehabilitation
Passive stretching. Shoulder and forelimb stretchesHip and hind-limb stretches
Back stretches
Neck stretches
Exercises in hand
Proprioceptive wrapping techniques
Introducing the Pessoa training aid into your exercise programme
Introducing some more specialised conditioning/rehabilitation techniques
Exercises under saddle
Conclusion
Index.