Rothman E21-S: 16th Annual Eagles Sports Medicine Symposium

Learning Objectives:
Determine the advantages and disadvantages of hip labrum repair and debridement, weighed against those of primary labrum reconstruction for anterior/superior chondrolabrum detachment of the hip.
Determine the advantages and disadvantages of capsular closure and capsulotomy after hip arthroscopic procedures.
Have a deeper understanding of the relevant anatomy, biomechanics, and clinical presentation of femoral acetabular impingement (FAI).
Understand the different options for ACL reconstruction.
Medial portal vs. transtibial technique: does it matter?
Understand the basic causes of failure of ACL reconstruction.
Understand primary and secondary reconstruction options for the athlete.
Identify and define the “base position” to increase optimal performance on and off the field.
Design a strength training program with core lifts to enhance movement skills that correlate to stronger athletes on the field.
Review diagnostic consideration for suspected myocarditis.
Identify prevlance of myocarditis after infection with SARS-CoV-2 ahtletes.
Classify general principles of conflict and its management.
Recognize the most common personality traits of people who tend to have interpersonal conflict at work and to develop strategies to manage relationships with them.

Course Faculty:
John Salvo, MD
Fotios Tjoumakaris, MD
Christopher Dodson, MD
Matthew Pepe, MD
Ted Rath
Paul Marchetto, MD
Arsh Dhanota, MD
Jody J. Foster, MD, MBA

Education Level: Mastery
Target Audience: AT, PT, OT, MD/DO, PhD/PsyD, RM
Domains:
1. Injury and Illness Prevention and Wellness Promotion
2. Examination, Assessment and Diagnosis
3. Immediate and Emergency Care
4. Therapeutic Intervention
CE Credit for Athletic Trainers Only: 4.25 Category A CEUs; all others receive a certificate of attendance.
Program Type: Virtual Asynchronous – On-Demand
Cancellation Policy: Cancel anytime and apply funds to a future course