1;David Ip;3 2;About the Author;5 3;Preface;6 3.1;Section I;8 4;Contents;8 4.1;Section II;9 5;Section I Case Illustrations of the Rehabilitation of Common and Challenging Orthopedic Conditions;12 5.1;Cas e 1 N ew Dual- energy X- ray Absorptiometry Machines ( iDXA) and Vertebral Fracture Assessment ( VFA);13 5.1.1;Discussion;14 5.1.2;Present Case Scenario;18 5.1.3;References;19 5.1.4;History and Examination;20 5.1.5;Discussion;20 5.2;Cas e 2 Hyper- gravity Stimulation Therapy;20 5.2.1;Present Case Scenario;23 5.2.2;References;24 5.2.3;History and Examination;25 5.3;Cas e 3 Lady Having Difficulty in Controlling the Computer Mouse;25 5.3.1;Discussion;26 5.3.2;Pitfalls;27 5.3.3;References;28 5.3.4;History and Examination;29 5.4;Cas e 4 Whiplash- associated Neck Disabilities;29 5.4.1;Discussion;30 5.4.2;References;37 5.4.3;History and Examination;38 5.4.4;Discussion;38 5.5;Cas e 5 Sizable Cartilage Defect in a Professional Footballer;38 5.5.1;References;42 5.5.2;History and Examination;43 5.6;Cas e 6 Functional Knee Complaints in a Child with Cerebral Palsy;43 5.6.1;Discussion;44 5.6.2;References;46 5.6.3;History and Examination;47 5.6.4;Discussion;47 5.7;Cas e 7 Hamstrings Injuries in a Professional Sprinter;47 5.7.1;References;54 5.7.2;History and Examination;55 5.7.3;Discussion;55 5.8;Cas e 8 Was it Simply Tachycardia or Something More Sinister?;55 5.8.1;References;57 5.8.2;History and Examination;58 5.9;Cas e 9 A Lady with Intractable Heel Pain;58 5.9.1;Discussion;59 5.9.2;References;62 5.9.3;History and Examination;63 5.9.4;Discussion;63 5.10;Cas e 10 Hip Swelling after Combined TBI and SCI;63 5.10.1;References;69 5.10.2;History and Examination;70 5.10.3;Discussion;70 5.11;Cas e 11 Consultation for a Third Opinion on Bone Health;70 5.11.1;References;73 5.11.2;History and Examination;74 5.11.3;Discussion;74 5.12;Cas e 12 Was It Really Another Case of " Tennis Elbow"?;74 5.12.1;References;76 5.12.2;History and Examination;77 5.13;Cas e 13 A Patient Requesting an " Oxford Uni" for his knee OA;77 5.13.1;Discussion;78 5.13.2;References;80 5.13.3;History and Examination;81 5.14;Cas e 14 Bisphosphonates and Peri- prosthetic Osteolysis;81 5.14.1;Discussion;82 5.14.2;References;85 5.14.3;History and Examination;86 5.14.4;Discussion;86 5.15;Cas e 15 A Young Engineer with Disabling Sciatic Pain;86 5.15.1;References;92 5.15.2;History and Examination;93 5.16;Cas e 16 T he " Wonder Drug" Glucosamine;93 5.16.1;Discussion;94 5.16.2;Subsequent Patient Management;95 5.16.3;References;97 5.16.4;History and Examination;98 5.16.5;Discussion;98 5.17;Cas e 17 Hyaluronan for Knee OA, Facts Vs. Myths;98 5.17.1;Conclusion;100 5.17.2;References;100 5.17.3;History and Examination;101 5.18;Cas e 18 High Heels Woes;101 5.18.1;Discussion;102 5.18.2;References;107 5.18.3;History and Examination;108 5.19;Cas e 19 Silent Bone Loss and Vitamin D Insufficiency;108 5.19.1;Discussion;109 5.19.2;References;114 5.19.3;History and Examination;115 5.20;Cas e 20 A Professor Suffering from OA Knee Pain;115 5.20.1;Discussion;116 5.20.2;References;122 5.20.3;History and Examination;124 5.21;Cas e 21 N ew Physical Sign in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome;124 5.21.1;Discussion;125 5.21.2;References;127 5.21.3;History and Examination;128 5.22;Cas e 22 Kinesiophobia;128 5.22.1;Discussion;129 5.22.2;References;132 5.22.3;History and Examination;133 5.23;Cas e 23 Breakthrough Fracture While on Bisphosphonates;133 5.23.1;Discussion;134 5.23.2;References;140 5.23.3;History and Examination;142 5.23.4;Discussion;142 5.24;Cas e 24 Can Back Pain Be Predicted?;142 5.24.1;Present Case Scenario;144 5.24.2;References;145 5.24.3;History and Examination;146 5.24.4;Discussion;146 5.25;Cas e 25 E nthusiasm for " Non- fusion Technology" for Discogenic Back Pain;146 5.25.1;References;154 5.25.2;History and Examination;155 5.25.3;Discussion;155 5.26;Cas e 26 E xtra Busy Banker Troubled by Subacute Back Pain, Yet No Time for Physiotherapy;155 5.26.1;References;161 5.26.2;History and Examination;162 5.27;C