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Therapeutic Modalities in Sports Medicine

William E. Prentice

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Designed for students studying to be athletic trainers and physical therapists involved in the rehabilitation of sports injuries, this text presents the theory behind the application of a given modality and allows sports therapists to choose which is most appropriate in a given situation. This edition features current research from both clinical and academic fields, and new chapters on biofeedback and iontophoresis.

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Key concepts: Modalities, Modality (human–computer interaction), Therapeutic modalities, Biofeedback, Sports medicine, Treatment modality, Iontophoresis, Rehabilitation