Knee Rehab: Patellofemoral and ACL Injuries
Knee Rehab: Patellofemoral and ACL Injuries is organized by Northeast Seminars.
Description:
This seminar examines injury to the patellofemoral and anterior cruciate ligament. Knee anatomy and biomechanics, plus patient assessment and evaluation methods including medical history, sports/occupational activities, or simple overuse are addressed. Treatments covering advanced weight bearing/range of motion and advanced muscle training after ACL reconstruction are presented.
Learning objectives:
Upon completion of this class, you should be able to:
• Identify normal anatomic and biomechanical principles of the knee
• Describe conservative and surgical management of patellofemoral and ALC injuries
Outline:
Module I:
• Unit 01: Introduction - Anatomy of the Knee
• Unit 02: Interior and Muscle Structures of the Knee
• Unit 03: Biomechanics of the Knee
• Unit 04: Evaluation Process of the Patellofemoral Joint
• Unit 05: Documentation - Evaluation Process
• Unit 06: Examination Process - Muscle Tendon Length
• Unit 07: 8-Stage Treatment Approach
• Unit 08: Muscle Mechanics of Knee Extension
• Unit 09: Biomechanical Processes Open vs Closed-Chain Exercises
• Unit 10: Patellofemoral Joint Summary
• Unit 11: Question and Answer Session
Module II:
• Unit 12: Orthopedic Evaluations - Traumatic Ligament Injuries
• Unit 13: Clinical Exam Process of Ligament Test Part I
• Unit 14: Clinical Exam Process of Ligament Test Part II
• Unit 15: Treatment Concepts for ACL Deficiency Part I
• Unit 16: Treatment Concepts for ACL Deficiency Part II
• Unit 17: Advanced On-Field Training
• Unit 18: Demonstration of Function Testing
• Unit 19: ACL Reconstruction Procedure
• Unit 20: ACL Post-Op Stage I
• Unit 21: ACL Post-Op Stage II
• Unit 22: ACL Post-Op Stage 3 - Conclusion