THE HIP AND KNEE COMPLEX

Description: Successful examination and development of tx interventions of the hip and knee requires the clinician to have a comprehensive understanding of the anatomy and biomechanics of the respected regions. With this understanding and a problem-solving approach, the clinician will be able to accurately determine the source(s) of the patient’s symptoms and formulate an effective tx scheme that focuses on correction of the underlying problems vs symptom relief. This workshop is designed for rehabilitation specialists of all skill levels who have exposure to this orthopedic population. The first portion of the course focuses on a comprehensive overview of the anatomy and biomechanics of the hip and knee followed by examination considerations and treatment intervention strategies for nonoperative and postoperative management of commonly seen orthopedic conditions.

PARTICIPANT COMMENTS
"Wow !! Well thought out and very well presented. This guy knows his stuff. "

"Looking at the kinetic chain and its impact on these structures was spot on. Bryan’s humor and teaching style only added to the quality of the course"

"Citations of clinical evidence was helpful. Hands on labs and taping techniques were terrific. Great instructor"

"The labs, the functional application and the treatment ideas made this a fast and enjoyable 2 days. Thank You."

Location: LAUREL REGIONAL HOSPITAL
Baltimore, MD

When: March 27, 2010, 08:00 AM – March 28, 2010, 05:00 PM

Sponsor: THERAPY NETWORK SEMINARS

Link: http://www.TNSeminars.com

Venue: LAUREL REGIONAL HOSPITAL

Short blurb: Rehabilitation and differential diagnosis of the Hip and Knee Complex. Manual Therapy, Exercise Prescription, Taping, Balance Re-Training and Neuromuscular Re-Education.

Instructor name: BRYAN ROMIG, PT, DPT

Instructor bio: Bryan L. Romig, PT, DPT maintains a busy private practice with a focus on musculoskeletal rehabilitation with emphasis on evaluation and treatment of the shoulder, hip and knee complexes. Additionally, he is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at A.T. Still University Dept. of Physical Therapy where he serves on the advisory board and teaches Radiology and Imaging. Bryan brings 22 years of orthopedic and sports rehabilitation experience with him and has had the very fortunate opportunity to interact with many of the leading clinicians in orthopedic medicine and rehabilitation during that time. He has held adjunct faculty positions at both Elon and Hahnemann Universities Depts of Physical Therapy and has published and lectured nationally on the management of the shoulder, hip & knee complexes for the past 17 years. Bryan is an author, educator and clinician and has contributed to over 2000 therapy practitioners continued education over the past 18 years.

Contact hours: 15

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