Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

Patellofemoral Pain:  Clinical Practice Guidelines - Summary of Recommendations

R550.00

3 CEUs

    Aim of the Guidelines

    The Academy of Orthopaedic Physical Therapy of the American Physical Therapy Association, Inc has an ongoing effort to create evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for orthopaedic physical therapy management of patients with musculoskeletal impairments.

    The objectives of this clinical guidelines are as follows:

    • Describe evidence-based physical therapy practice, including diagnosis, prognosis, intervention, and assessment of outcome, for musculoskeletal disorders commonly managed by orthopaedic physical therapists.

    • Identify interventions supported by current best evidence to address impairments of body function and structure, activity limitations, and participation restrictions associated with common musculoskeletal conditions.


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Anterior Knee Pain in the Sporting Population: Part 1 - Assessment

R550.00

3 CEUs

    Increase your success rate in treating patients with anterior knee pain.

    AKP can be one of the most difficult conditions to manage. The success rate of most treatment regimens has been poor and the condition frequently recurs.

    This three-part, online course will equip you with the latest tools to deal effectively with this and other related sports injuries.

    You'll learn about assessing the knee in part one; part two will introduce you to the new integrated treatment approach; and part three deals with patellar tendinopathy.


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Anterior Knee Pain in the Sporting Population - Part 2:Integrated Treatment

R550.00

3 CEUs

    Increase your success rate in treating patients with anterior knee pain.

    AKP can be one of the most difficult conditions to manage. The success rate of most treatment regimens has been poor and the condition frequently recurs.

    This three-part, online course will equip you with the latest tools to deal effectively with this and other related sports injuries.

    You'll learn about assessing the knee in part one; part two will introduce you to the new integrated treatment approach; and part three deals with patellar tendinopathy.


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Anterior Knee Pain in the Sporting Population - Part 3: Patellar Tendinopathy

R550.00

3 CEUs

    Increase your success rate in treating patients with anterior knee pain.

    AKP can be one of the most difficult conditions to manage. The success rate of most treatment regimens has been poor and the condition frequently recurs.

    This three-part, online course will equip you with the latest tools to deal effectively with this and other related sports injuries.

    You'll learn about assessing the knee in part one; part two will introduce you to the new integrated treatment approach; and part three deals with patellar tendinopathy.

     


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Etiology of Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome - Part 1

R550.00

3 CEUs

    Treatment of Patellofemoral pain is changing. In the past, interventions have typically focused on the joint itself. But is that enough?

    Aren't there possibly other factors at play and if so, what approach should be taken to treat it?

    This two part on-line course provides:

    • fresh insight into the mechanics that may influence the patellofemoral joint; and

    • provides treatment options that bring long-term success.


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Etiology of Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome - Part 2

R550.00

3 CEUs

    Treatment of Patellofemoral pain is changing. In the past, interventions have typically focused on the joint itself. But is that enough?

    Aren't there possibly other factors at play and if so, what approach should be taken to treat it?

    This two part on-line course provides:

    • fresh insight into the mechanics that may influence the patellofemoral joint;

    • and provides treatment options that bring long-term success.


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Selection of Taping Techniques for Knee Pain

R550.00

3 CEUs

    This on-line course offers practical tips for the selection of taping techniques for knee pain.

    You will learn which techniques to utilise for severe, moderate and mild knee pain as well as for different pathologies.

    In addition, there are tips for taping sporting and non-sporting persons.


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