By Margaret Hollis
ISBN-10: 0632047887
ISBN-13: 9780632047888
ISBN-10: 0632061634
ISBN-13: 9780632061631
This new, 3rd version of therapeutic massage for Therapists is a well timed and thorough replace which keeps the culture of Margaret Hollis' hands-on process. The e-book is designed to be a step by step consultant to the speculation and sensible software of classical therapeutic massage. as soon as mastered, those innovations could shape the foundation for quite a few alterations compatible for particular conditions. therapeutic massage is a simple ability inside of physiotherapy, and one that calls for a excessive commonplace of useful program. it's a ability that's more and more being taken up by means of different wellbeing and fitness care and complementary treatment professionals. therapeutic massage for Therapists is divided into 3 sections: an creation to therapeutic massage and guidance for giving a therapeutic massage; the therapeutic massage manipulations via region of the physique; and a few key adjustments to the normal manipulations. in an effort to extra improve the practitioner's ability and to provide the reader a grounding in a number of the many well known specialities, up to date chapters on aromatherapy and therapeutic massage in recreation sit down along new chapters which introduce myofascial free up and shiatsu. therapeutic massage for Therapists can be of curiosity to scholar and certified physiotherapists and activities therapists, in addition to occupational therapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, nurses, complementary therapists and wonder therapists.
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Rasterelektronische Aufnahme eines Gefäßes der initialen Lymphstrombahn. Querschnitt mit umgebendem Faser-Zellsystem des interstitiellen Raumes. (Mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Prof. A. Castenholz, Kassel) . Abb. 27. Rasterelektronenmikroskopische Aufnahme der inneren Oberfläche eines initialen Lymphgefäßes. Deutlich sichtbar sind die »puzzleförmige« Ausbreitung der Endothelzellen sowie deren Kerne. (Mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Prof. A. Castenholz, Kassel) gehindert Flüssigkeit mit allen lymphpflichtigen Stoffen in das Kapillarlumen einströmen (.
Die Diffusionszeit wächst quadratisch mit der zu überwindenden Strecke: Bei Verdopplung der Transitstrecke benötigt eine Substanz die 4fache Zeit, bei Vervierfachung der Strecke bereits die 16fache Zeit etc. Diese Zusammenhänge erklären die große Zahl an Blutkapillaren und deren unterschiedliche Verteilung zwischen tachytrophen (griech. tachy=schnell, beschleunigt, troph=ernähren) Organen wie dem Gehirn, dem Herzmuskel etc. und bradytrophen Geweben wie Sehnen, Knorpel etc. Nur der auf »maximalen Gewebskontakt« angelegten großen Anzahl an Blutkapillaren gelingt es, extrem sauerstoffabhängigen Zellen wie denen des ZNS die nötige Menge »zudiffundieren« zu lassen.
Das dadurch bewältigte normale Lymphzeitvolumen lässt sich mindestens um das 10fache steigern (gelegentlich wird sogar von einer Steigerungsmöglichkeit bis auf das 20fache gesprochen). Damit ist dann das höchstmögliche Lymphzeitvolumen erreicht, das nach Földi als Transportkapazität des Lymphgefäßsystems zu verstehen ist. mauslösende Mechanismen eine Rolle spielen, wie z. B. bei Entzündungen des Gewebes etc. (7 Kap. 2). Allerdings muss dabei berücksichtigt werden, dass bei entzündlichen und traumatischen Vorgängen gleichzeitig Schmerzmediatoren frei werden, unter deren Einwirkung dann wiederum eine Verringerung der momentanen Lymphangiomotorik erfolgt.
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