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Advanced Management of the Hip Joint Complex (Rogge - Live Interactive Webinar)

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Course overview

To further understand the patient presenting with hip/groin pain, we need to understand what characteristics lead to the initial development of this painful condition. This discussion will take you through risk factors for development, movement characteristics, objective/subjective findings within this patient population, and how to organize your evaluative. Femoroacetabular impingement syndrome is a complicated, and misunderstood pathology. This course will take you through the associated patient characteristics, evaluation findings, and radiological criteria needed for an accurate diagnosis. Participants will discuss the current literature regarding both conservative and surgical management of patients with labral tears and/or FAI. At the end of this discussion, participants will understand what the subjective history and special testing can tell us, and what it cannot. Participants will also understand how this condition is best managed as a syndrome.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Athletic Training

Athletic Trainer

3h General

Florida Board of Physical Therapy Practice

Physical Therapist

3.5h General

Physical Therapist Assistant

3.5h General

Nevada Physical Therapy Board

Physical Therapist

3h Certified Activities

Physical Therapist Assistant

3h Certified Activities

Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision - Physical Therapy

Physical Therapist

3h Professional Development Course Work/Activities

Physical Therapist Assistant

3h Professional Development Course Work/Activities

South Carolina Board of Physical Therapy

Physical Therapist

3h Certified Activities

Physical Therapy Assistant

3h Certified Activities