Rothman E24-S: 18th Annual Eagles Sports Med Symposium

Learning Objectives:
Identify the diagnosis and cause of glenohumeral osteoarthritis in young patients.
Describe various operative and non-operative treatment options for glenohumeral osteoarthritis and the outcomes.
Identify the role physical therapy plays in the management of glenohumeral osteoarthritis (OA) in conjunction with conservative and operative treatment options.
Review topics for patient/athlete education during the early stages of symptom management.
Review anatomy of the ACL and its role in knee stability.
Explore the various grafts utilized in ACL reconstruction surgery, while also examining the principles of post-surgical rehabilitation following ACL reconstrcution, with a focus on understanding timelines aligned with graft healing.
Review the current concepts in the treatment and rehabilitation of the athlete after a post-operative ACL reconstruction.
Identify tests and measures that can aid in determining return to sport for the elite athlete after an ACL reconstruction.
Reivew pre-operative assessment, imaging, and evaluation of athletes with hip pain and FAI.
Identify surgical treatment options, outcomes, and timeline for athletes with hip labral tears and FAI.
Review important rehab considerations and post-op guidelines.
Discuss late-stage rehab and progression to return to sport.

Course Faculty:
Matthew Pepe, MD
Sarah Kisby, DPT
Christopher Dodson, MD
Monte Wong, DPT, ATC
John Salvo, MD
Heather Wnorowski, DPT

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: 3.5 Category A CEUs; all others receive a certificate of attendance.
Program Type: Virtual Asynchronus – On-Demand
Cancellation Policy: Cancel anytime and apply funds to a future course