This book explores the principles of biomechanics and their application in physical therapy. It covers the mechanics of human movement, including forces, levers, and joint kinematics, and how these principles are used to assess and treat musculoskeletal injuries. The text emphasizes the importance of understanding biomechanics to develop effective rehabilitation programs and prevent injury. It also includes case studies and practical examples to help students and practitioners apply biomechanical principles in clinical settings. This book is a valuable resource for physical therapy students and professionals.
Hugo Cline is a distinguished expert in biomechanics with a focus on its application within physical therapy. His extensive research explores movement analysis, gait dynamics, and the development of innovative therapeutic interventions to enhance patient mobility. Hugo has authored numerous influential papers on integrating biomechanical principles into rehabilitation practices, significantly improving functional outcomes for diverse patient populations. As a respected professor and clinician, he bridges the gap between academic research and practical application, fostering advancements in therapeutic techniques. His leadership ensures that "Biomechanics in Physical Therapy" remains a pivotal resource for advancing therapeutic methodologies and improving patient care.