Mobilisation with Movement (MWM) is fast becoming one of the most popular manual therapy approaches for the management of musculoskeletal disorders.  
 When Brian Mulligan first introduced the technique in 1984 in New Zealand, there was very little evidence to support its effectiveness.  However, there is now an emergent evidence base underpinning the efficacy of Mobilisation with Movement including randomised controlled trials. Mobilisation with Movement: The art and the science collates and presents the evidence underpinning the techniques developed over the past 26 years into one succinct body of work.  Basic techniques are described along with more complex clinical applications. A series of clinical case studies brings the practical art of Mobilisation with Movement to life and highlights the underlying clinical reasoning and applied evidence base.

SECTION ONE MOBILISATION WITH MOVEMENT: IT'S APPLICA TION 1

Chapter 1 Introduction 2
Chapter 2 Mobilisation with Movement: the art and science of its application 9

SECTION TW O EFFICACY 25

Chapter 3 A systematic review of the efficacy of MWM 26

SECTION THREE MECHANISMS AND EFFECTS 65

Chapter 4 Mulligan's positional fault hypothesis: definitions, physiology and the evidence 66
Chapter 5 A new proposed model of the mechanisms of action of Mobilisation with Movement 75
Chapter 6 Pain and sensory system impairments that may be amenable to Mobilisation with Movement 86
Chapter 7 Motor and sensorimotor deficits and likely impact of Mobilisation with Movement 93

SECTION FOUR CASE STUDIES 101

Preface to case studies 102
Chapter 8 A headache that's more than just a pain in the neck 103
Chapter 9 A diagnostic dilemma of dizziness 114
Chapter 10 Temporomandibular joint dysfunction: an open and shut case 123
Chapter 11 Golfer's back: resolution of chronic thoracic spine pain 134
Chapter 12 Mobilisation with Movement in the management of swimmer's shoulder 143
Chapter 13 A recalcitrant case of aircraft engineer's elbow 152
Chapter 14 A chronic case of thumb pain and disability with MRI identified positional fault 164
Chapter 15 A chronic case of fear avoidant low back pain 169
Chapter 16 Restoration of trunk extension 23 years after iatrogenic injury 179
Chapter 17 Hockey hip, a case of chronic dysfunction 192
Chapter 18 Thigh pain: a diagnostic dilemma 199
Chapter 19 Two single case studies of lateral ankle sprain in young athletes 208

SECTION FIVE TR OUBLESHOOTING 219

Chapter 20 Technique troubleshooting 220
Picture credits 223
Index 224

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