Donald A. Neumann, P.T., Ph.D.

Selected Refereed Journal Articles:

1. Neumann DA: Use of the Diaphragm to Assist in Rolling in the Patient with Quadriplegia. Phys Ther 59: 39, 1979.
   
2. Neumann DA: Exercise Positions for Treating the Patient with Quadriplegia. Phys Ther 60: 1291-1292, 1980.
   
3. Neumann DA and Cook TM: Effect of Load and Carry Position on the Electromyographic Activity of the Gluteus Medius during Walking. Phys Ther 65: 305-311, 1985.
   
4. Cook TM and Neumann DA: The Effects of Load Placement on the EMG Activity of the Low Back Muscles during Load Carry by Men and Women. Ergonomics 30: 1413-1423,1987.
   
5. Neumann DA, Soderberg GL, and Cook TM: Comparison of Maximal Isometric Hip Abductor Torque across Hip Sides. Phys Ther 68: 496-502, 1988.
   
6. Neumann DA, Soderberg GL and Cook TM: Electromyographic Analysis of the Hip Abductor Musculature in Healthy Right-handed Persons. Phys Ther 69: 431-440, 1989.
   
7. Neumann DA: A Biomechanical Analysis of Selected Principles of Hip Joint Protection. Arthritis Care and Research 3: 146-155, 1989.
   
8. Neumann DA, Sobush D, and Paschke S, and Cook TM: An Electromyographic Analysis of the Hip Abductor Muscles During a Standing Work Task. Arthritis Care and Research 3: 116-126, 1990.
   
9. Neumann DA, Sholty R, Cook TM and Sobush DC: An Analysis of the Hip Abductor Muscle EMG Activity during Different Unilateral and Bilateral Load Carriage. Phys Ther 72: 207-217, 1992.
   
10. Rajala GM, Neuman DA, Foster C and Jensen RJ: Quadriceps Muscle Performance in Male Speed Skaters. J Strength and Con Res 8(1): 48-52, 1994.
    
11. Neumann DA, Hase AD: An Analysis of the Hip Abductor Muscle EMG Activity during Unilateral Load Carriage using Multiple Loads. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 19: 296-304, 1994.
    
12. Neumann DA: Hip Abductor Muscle Activity As Subjects with Hip Prosthesis Walked while Carrying Loads in One Hand. Phys Ther 76: 1320-1330, 1996.
    
13. Neumann DA: Hip Abductor Muscle Activity in Persons Who Walk with a Hip Prosthesis With Different Methods of Using a Cane. Phys Ther 78: 490- 501, 1998.
    
14. Neumann DA: Joint Deformity and Dysfunction: A Review of the Underlying Mechanisms. Arthritis Care and Research 12: 139-151, 1999.
    
15. Neumann DA: Hip Abductor Muscle Activity in Persons Who Walk with a Hip Prosthesis While Using a Cane and Carrying a Load. Phys Ther 79: 1163-1176, 1999.
    
16. Neumann DA and Bielefeld T: Carpometacarpal Joint: Stability, Deformity and Therapeutic Intervention: J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, 33: 386-399, 2003.
    
17. Neumann DA: Polio: Its Impact on the People of the United States and the Emerging Profession of Physical Therapy (Invited Historical Review), J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, 34: A1-A14, 2004.
    
18. Bielefeld T and Neumann DA:  The Unstable Metacarpophalangeal Joint: Pathomechanics and Physical Therapy Management.  J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, 35: 502-520, 2005.
    
    

Text Book Chapters:

1. Neumann DA: Kinesiology of the Musculoskeletal System:Foundations for Physical Rehabilitation. Mosby, Inc., 2002.
   
2. Neumann DA: Arthrokinesiologic Considerations for the Aged Adult. In A.A. Guccione (ed): Geriatric Physical Therapy, Chicago, Mosby-Yearbook, 2000.

Educational Audio-video Productions:

1. A Fluoroscopic Analysis of the Arthrokinematics of the Lower Extremity (Co-produced with Robert Seeds PhD, PT). Marquette University; 1989.
   
2. A Fluoroscopic Analysis of the Arthrokinematics of the Upper Extremity (Co-produced with Robert Seeds PhD, PT). Marquette University; 1989.
   
3. Polio: Lesions in Pathokinesiology; Marquette University; 1996.
   
4. Dr. Pat Murray Video Archives; Marquette University; 1998.
   
5. The Kinesiology of Flexing and Extending the Finger; Marquette University; 1998.
   
6. Visual Electromyographic Display of Muscle Activity during Selected Therapeutic Activities: The Lower Extremity; Marquette University; 1998.
   
7. Teaching Kinesiologic Principles that Enhance Functional Movements in Persons with Quadriplegia. Funded by the Paralyzed Veterans of America, copyright, 2002, Marquette University. For information on how to obtain a video or DVD, contact Ms. Ellen Perkins, Administrative Assistant, Program in Physical Therapy, Marquette University.