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Cette Masterclass incluera une revue de la de la physiologie du disque intervertebral, les symptômes associés à la pathologie discale, le potentiel de guérison du disque intervertebral et les mouvements et positions qui aident à déshydrater et réhydrater le disque intervertébral et éduquer les patients à retrouver et maintenir la santé du disque intervertebral.
Prévention et augmentation des effets des traitements de lombalgie avec un programme d'hydratation discale
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Durant ce cas clinique, nous verrons l'importance de ce diagnostic différentiel de la tendinopathie / surcharge des structures tendineuse de la face interne du coude, pathologie fréquente chez des sports de lancer tel que le handball avec une vitesse gestuelle importante au niveau de l'avant bras. Nous verrons que l'examen neurologique nous a permis d'affiner notre diagnostic initial afin de travailler sur la composante nerveuse de cette surcharge
Cas clinique : Surcharge face interne du coude droit chez un handballeur
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Retrouvez Jean Lichtle, kinésithérapeute spécialisé dans la main, dans cette Masterclass sur le raisonnement clinique et la qualité des tests orthopédiques de la main, en mettant l'accent sur le quadrant radial, thème qu'il a pu présenter en parlant de sa revue systématique au congrès GEMMSOR l'année dernière.Tous les kinésithérapeutes ont déjà été confrontés à des diagnostics médicaux imprécis tels qu'une entorse du poignet ou une tendinite du doigt, qui peuvent masquer des problèmes plus graves. En se familiarisant avec les tests cliniques et leur valeur diagnostique, vous serez mieux équipé pour effectuer un bilan diagnostic précis et réorienter les patients selon leurs besoins réels, affinant ainsi votre raisonnement clinique pour une prise en charge optimale
Raisonnement clinique et qualité métrologique des tests orthopédiques de la main : quadrant radial
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Anterior cruciate ligament injury (ACL) is one of the most common sports-related injuries and its incidence is increasing at all levels of competition. In the United States alone, ACL reconstruction rates increased significantly in 12 years, from 10.36 to 18.06 and from 22.58 to 25.42 per 100,000 person-years for women and men, respectively. At the end of this masterclass, you will be in a position to understand the periodization of ACL rehabilitation, its cycles, and to identify related functional and neurocognitive disorders to this knee pathologyFollowing this masterclass will allow you to improve your knowledge on postoperative disorders ACL, which are unfortunately often underdiagnosed
Periodization of the ACL rehabilitation
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Join Professor Michael Skovdal Rathleff for this Masterclass focused on the management of Osgood-Schlatter disease in adolescents, one of the most common conditions encountered in this age group. During this Masterclass, Professor Rathleff will discuss in detail the methods for diagnosing this condition, the common physical challenges that these young patients must overcome, and the prognosis of this condition, aspects that are crucial for effective management. This Masterclass will allow you to enrich your understanding and refine your skills in treating this orthopedic condition and thus give the right information to your patients, based on evidence.
Osgood-Schlatter: What are the best practices in physical therapy?
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Knee arthrofibrosis (KAF) is a post-traumatic or post-surgical orthopedic complication, even after minor procedures such as a partial meniscectomy. It is characterized by an exaggerated and uncontrolled inflammatory response that results in excessive and abnormal formation of scar tissue, painfully limiting the range of motion (ROM) of the joint. This condition can progress to muscle atrophy, shortening of the patellar tendon, and generalized healing of the joint capsule, causing hyper-compression and patellar hypo-mobility. In severe cases, the joint becomes rigid, limiting flexion-extension and patellar mobility, and may damage articular cartilage. KAF is often unknown to surgeons and physiotherapists due to a lack of adequate training. Specialized rehabilitation is essential, focused on the gradual and non-aggressive restoration of ROM, the management of inflammation, swelling, and central sensitization. A personalized approach and multidisciplinary cooperation are crucial for effective management, including home exercises using the principles of prolonged low-load stretching (LLPS). Strengthening is not a priority and aggressive rehabilitation can worsen the situation. High patient compliance and the use of specific devices are required to effectively treat ROM deficits.
Part 1: Understanding and treating knee arthrofibrosis
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Knee arthrofibrosis (KAF) is a post-traumatic or post-surgical orthopedic complication (even after minor procedures like a partial meniscectomy). It is characterized by an exaggerated and uncontrolled inflammatory response that results in excessive and abnormal formation of scar tissue, painfully limiting the range of motion (ROM) of the joint. This condition can progress to muscle atrophy, shortening of the patellar tendon, and generalized healing of the joint capsule, causing hyper-compression and patellar hypo-mobility. In severe cases, the joint becomes rigid, limiting flexion-extension and patellar mobility, and can damage articular cartilage. KAF is often unknown to surgeons and physiotherapists due to a lack of adequate training. Specialized rehabilitation is essential, focused on the gradual and non-aggressive restoration of ROM, the management of inflammation, swelling, and central sensitization. A personalized approach and multidisciplinary cooperation are crucial for effective management, including home exercises using the principles of prolonged low-load stretching (LLPS). Strengthening is not a priority and aggressive rehabilitation can worsen the situation. High patient compliance and the use of specific devices are required to effectively treat ROM deficits.
Part 3: Understanding and treating knee arthrofibrosis
Masterclass
Knee arthrofibrosis (KAF) is a post-traumatic or post-surgical orthopedic complication, even after minor procedures such as a partial meniscectomy. It is characterized by an exaggerated and uncontrolled inflammatory response that results in excessive and abnormal formation of scar tissue, painfully limiting the range of motion (ROM) of the joint. This condition can progress to muscle atrophy, shortening of the patellar tendon, and generalized healing of the joint capsule, causing hyper-compression and patellar hypo-mobility. In severe cases, the joint becomes rigid, limiting flexion-extension and patellar mobility, and may damage articular cartilage. KAF is often unknown to surgeons and physiotherapists due to a lack of adequate training. Specialized rehabilitation is essential, focused on the gradual and non-aggressive restoration of ROM, the management of inflammation, swelling, and central sensitization. A personalized approach and multidisciplinary cooperation are crucial for effective management, including home exercises using the principles of prolonged low-load stretching (LLPS). Strengthening is not a priority and aggressive rehabilitation can worsen the situation. High patient compliance and the use of specific devices are required to effectively treat ROM deficits.
Part 2: Understanding and treating knee arthrofibrosis
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Les pathologies de surcharge en course à pied peuvent être la source d'apparition d'une multitude de pathologies musculo-squelettiques. Dans notre cas clinique, nous retrouvons un jeune patient, coureur intermédiaire. En errance thérapeutique depuis plusieurs mois, il avait mis fin aux objectifs en course à pied à cause de "douleurs aux tendons d'Achille". J'ai axé mon bilan et ma prise en charge sur l'écoute, l'analyse et l'éducation du patient. Dans ce cas clinique, j'aborde des notions importantes d'entraînement utiles en préventif, comme en curatif chez nos patients atteints de pathologies de surcharge en course à pied
Cas clinique : La Tendinopathie d'Achille chez le coureur à pied occasionnel
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