Pain Management: A Scientific Compendium for physiotherapists - Softcover

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Ahura Bassimtabar MSc is a lecturer in pain neuroscience and a sports physiotherapist in the Bundesliga. Since 2021, he has been teaching the course "Modern Pain Science," which he designed, at Hochschule Fresenius and the German Sport University Cologne. He is now founder and lead instructor of EDUPAIN. Additionally, he is a physiotherapist and rehabilitation therapist for the professional team of Bayer 04 Leverkusen. He is also pursuing a PhD at the German Sport University Cologne in molecular and cellular sports medicine

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This textbook combines research findings with practical relevance for physiotherapists, sports scientists, and orthopedic specialists in dealing with acute and chronic pain. Insights from pain research provide a deeper understanding of the neurobiological processes involved in pain and are translated into practical applications.

Contents

• The history of pain from ancient times to the present

• Neurobiology of nociception and pain

• Cortical-neuronal and biochemical correlates of pain perception, as well as neuroplasticity

• Discussion of postural-structural-biomechanical factors related to the development of pain

• Practical assessment strategies with questionnaires and documentation, as well as the most effective therapeutic methods

• Case-specific exercise recommendations for chronic back, neck, shoulder, and knee pain

Deepen your knowledge of the symptom of pain and learn to better understand the complaints of your patients.

Ahura Bassimtabar MSc is a lecturer in pain neuroscience and a sports physiotherapist in the Bundesliga. Since 2021, he has been teaching the newly developed course "Modern Pain Science" at Hochschule Fresenius and the German Sport University Cologne. He is now founder and lead instructor of EDUPAIN. Additionally, he works as a physiotherapist and rehabilitation therapist for the professional team of Bayer 04 Leverkusen. In his spare time, he is pursuing a PhD at the German Sport University in molecular and cellular sports medicine.

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