Rothman E20-S: 15th Annual Eagles Sports Medicine Symposium

Learning Objectives:
Identify the anatomy and etiology of hip pain and the non-operative management of hip pain in athletes.
Recognize the anatomy, pathophysiology, and treatment of common injuries such as hip, knee and shoulder as seen in college football players at teh NFL Scouting Combine and recognize the influence that these injuries have on the careers of NFL athletes.
Identify the biomechanics and diagnosis of thumb UCL injuries and distinguish conservative and surgical treatment strategies for UCL injuries.
Recognize risk factors contributing to patellar instablity and identify how to manage first and recurrent patellar dislocations.
Detect on exam risk factors contributing to chondral injuries in athletes and proper management.
Identify the presenting signs and symptoms of rotator cuff tears in athletes and various treatment options for younger athletes with acute rotator cuff tears.
Discuss the clinical findings in an individual with chronic ankle instability and separate the factors that lead to chronic instability into mechanical and functional categories.

Course Faculty:
John Salvo, MD
Melody Hrubes, MD
Monte Wong, DPT, ATC
Brian Winters, MD
Asif Ilyas, MD, FACS
Megan Bishop, MD
Sommer Hammoud, MD
Christopher Dodson, MD
Matthew Pepe, MD

Education Level: Mastery
Target Audience: AT, PT, OT, MD/DO, PhD, PsyD, RN
Domains:
Injury and Illness Prevention and Wellness Promotion
Examination, Assessment, and Diagnosis
Immediate and Emergency Care
Therapeutic Intervention
Program Type: Virtual Asynchronous – On-Demand

EBPcentral (BOC AP #10138) is approved by the Board of Certification, Inc. to provide continuing education to certified athletic trianer. This program is eligible for a maximum of 3.75 Category A CEUs.  ATs should claim only those hours spent in the educational program.