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Mobilization and relaxation techniques for the extremities The upper extremity

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010	0	\|ba set: 3 DVD\|dNT9000元
200	1	\|aMobilization and relaxation techniques for the extremities\|eThe upper extremity\|hvol. 1\|fKarel Lewit, Alena Kobesova\|gProducer, Viktor Kobes\|gEnglish translator, Karel Lewit, Iris Lewitova
204	0	\|avideorecording
210		\|aCzech Republic\|cVIK Video\|dc2005
215	0	\|a2 videodisc (89 mins.)\|csd., col.\|d4 3/4 in.\|e2 booklet
300		\|aTitle from DVD label
327	1	\|aPt.I:I.; General rules; -- II.; The hand; -- 1.; The interphalangeal joints; -- 2.; The metacarpo-phalangeal joints; -- 3.; The carpo-metacarpal joint of the thumb; -- 4.; The muscles of the hand:; m. adductor pollicis,; m. opponens pollicis,; m. abductor digiti quinti; -- 5.; The wrist:; the radiocarpal joint,; he intercarpal joint,; mobility of individual carpal bones,; the distal radio-ulnar joint\|aPt.II:I.; The elbow:; 1.; The epicondylar pain.; 2.; The muscles of the arm and forearm,; m. biceps,; m. triceps,; m. supinator,; the wrist and fingers extensors,; the wrist and fingers flexors.; 3.; Mobilization of the elbow; -- II.; The shoulder:; 1.; The scapulo-humeral joint,; examination,; capsulitis,; traction techniques,; impingement syndrom,; mobilization techniques.; 2.; The acromio-clavicular joint.; 3.; The sterno-clavicular joint.; 4.; The shoulderblade.; 5.; The deltoid
517	1	\|aThe upper extremity\|zeng
606		\|aManipulation (Therapeutics)
606		\|aMusculoskeletal system\|xDiseases\|xTherapy
700	1	\|aLewit\|bKarel
701	1	\|aKobesova\|bAlena
702	1	\|aKobes\|bViktor
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805		\|c287835\|d615.82 L677-2\|aKPI\|bISUY\|sMVDR\|pMEDVD\|kV.1:2\|r600000

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Mobilization and Relaxation Techniques for the Extremities by Professor Karl Lewit, MD, DSc, contains the next three chapters in his Mobilization and Relaxation Techniques DVD series. Each of these chapters address mobilization, stretching routines and self-treatment procedures. All DVD's are approximately 42-48 minutes in length and are accompanied by a booklet.

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