Delitto A, Lehman RC: Rehabilitation of the athlete with a knee injury. Clin Sports Med 8: 805-
840, 1989.
Ericson MO, Bratt A, Nisell R, et al: Load moments about the hip and knee joints during
ergometer cycling. Scand J Rehabil Med 18: 165-172, 1986.
Ericson MO, Nisell R: Patellofemoral joint forces during ergometric cycling. Phys Ther 67(9):
1365-1369, 1987.
Ericson MO, Nisell R: Tibiofemoral joint forces during ergometer cycling. Am J Sports Med 14:
285-290, 1986.
Hall JM, Gross MT: EMG Analysis of Cervical, Shoulder, and Trunk Muscles during Cycling for
Three Different Riding Positions. JOSPT 15(1): 52, 1992.
Malek MM, Mangine RE: Patellofemoral pain syndromes: A comprehensive and conservative
approach. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2: 108-116, 1981.
Malone T, Blackburn TA, Wallace LA: Knee Rehabilitation. Phys Ther 60: 1602-1610, 1980.
Moran GT, Hall JM, Robertson RN: The Use of Stationary Cycling with Biomechanically
Adjustable Pedals in the Rehabilitation of Ankle and Knee Injuries. JOSPT 15(1): 46, 1992.
Nordemar R, Berg U, Ekblom B, et al: Changes in muscle fibre size and physical performance in
patients with rheumatoid arthritis after 7 months physical training.
Scand J Rheumatol 5: 233-238, 1976.
Shelton GL: Principles of Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation. In: Mellion MB(ed), Office
Management of Sports Injuries and Athletic Problems, Philadelphia: Hanley & Belfus, 1988.
Shelton GL, Thigpen LK: Rehabilitation of Patellofemoral Dysfunction: A Review of Literature.
JOSPT 14(6): 243-249, 1991.
Steadman JR: Nonoperative Measures for Patellofemoral Problems.
Am J Sports Med 7: 374-375, 1979.
12. BIBLIOGRAPHY
— 31 —
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Summary of Contents for 950-120
Page 32: ...13 REPLACEMENT REPLACEMENT 32 ...
Page 33: ...13 REPLACEMENT PARTS 33 REPLACEMENT ...
Page 34: ...CONTENTS REPLACEMENT 34 ...
Page 35: ...CONTENTS 35 REPLACEMENT ...
Page 36: ...CONTENTS REPLACEMENT 36 ...
Page 37: ...CONTENTS 37 REPLACEMENT ...
Page 38: ...CONTENTS REPLACEMENT 38 ...
