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For all the other therapists out there, here are some more compilations
Physical Therapy Reference Books
Video Lectures on Drugs and their Actions
Other reference books
Classical osteopathic books
 
Shoulder is the joint between the arm and the body. It is mainly stabilised by muscles
Booklet of the elbow, wrist, and hand. Bones, joints, muscles etc
Physical Therapy compilations
Vertebral Column anatomy, movements, Fryette's Laws
Vertebral Coloumn Disorders including Chiari, Ankylosing spondylitis etc
Knee booklet describing bones, structures, functions, disorders
Foots and Ankle booklet describes bones, joints, muscles and disorders
The Hip booklet describing bones, joint, muscles and disorders
Pelvis booklet of the structure, functions, differences, and disorders
Muscle tutorial booket describes main muscles of body including structure and movement
Video Lectures on Drugs and their Actions
Video Lectures on Drugs and their Actions
Pharmacokinetics booklet. administration, distribution, metabolism, excretion
pharmacology booklet title page
Pain booklet. Describes definition of pain, pathways and treatments
Other reference books
Reference Books never go to waste
Ross and Wilson a decent back-up anatomy and physiology book
Spinal pain booklet describes back pain as an expression of referrals for visceral dysfunction
Anatomy and physiology. Book of my own compilation. Always useful
ABC of Spinal Disorders: assessment, imaging back pain, sciatica etc
Classical Books of Osteopathy
Here are some classical books on osteopathy
Philosophy of Osteopathy written by Andrew Taylor Still 1899
The Philosophy and Mechanical Principles
Osteopathy - Research and Practice (AT S
OSTEOPATHIC TECHNIC BY EARNEST ECKFORD TUCKER 1917
Symptoms of Visceral Disease, a Study of

Anatomy-Physiology

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