Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline Learn more about the Better Management of Chronic Lower Back Pain. Currently almost 85% of people living in Africa experience low back pain annually. Assessment of provocative factors such as sustained postures and positions that create persistent structural overload is needed. A Positive Health approach …
Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline Differentiating the source of buttock pain can often be challenging. Many structures can both refer to the region as well be the source of local pathology in this highly nociceptive area. In this Live Patient Presentation, we clinically assess, test & manage a patient presenting …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline Differentiating the source of buttock pain can often be challenging. Many structures can both refer to the region as well be the source of local pathology in this highly nociceptive area. In this Live Patient Presentation, we clinically assess, test & manage a patient presenting …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 2 Course Outline The Elbow is rarely taught at undergraduate level, and yet is a frequent source of the presenting patients’ pain, disability & frustration. Many different pathologies fall under the umbrella of ‘Lateral elbow pain’ & these need to be differentiated out for proper management and advice. Structures proximal, such as …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline In this overview we unpack the causes of recurrent or persistent dysfunction in the movement system, respecting the Biopsychosocial model. Understanding concepts such as the neutral zone, motor control and relative flexibility is paramount and these principles are shown with their clinical relevance. Tanya discusses …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline In part 2, watch Tanya assess a live patient who present with a lower quarter dysfunction. A young girl with joint hypermobility syndrome, Tanya discusses and clinically reasons as she assesses and then plans her management. Watch tests being performed such as the dynamic lunge …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline The principle scapular dysfunctions implicated in Rotator Cuff Related Pain Syndrome (RCRPS) are a reduction in upward rotation &/or posterior tilt. These change the arthrokinematics of the glenoid during shoulder movement. Glenohumeral joint positional dysfunction can mainly present as anterior &/or superior translation of the …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 2 Course Outline Diagnosing the source of Buttock Pain can be confusing due to the conflicting findings of researchers that often focus on only one region or pathology within the buttock. This results in one test being implicated as diagnostic for a multitude of different pathologies. In this …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline A cross-sectional study suggested that only 6% of individuals who suffered from neck pain in the previous year were free of recurrence. This talk investigates possible causes, focusing on the importance of the neutral zone & control of the neutral position of the cervical spine. …
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Presenter : Tanya Bell-Jenje CPD Points : 3 Course Outline The Elbow consists of complex articular congruity & conformity. An understanding of the stability mechanisms as well as systems assisting in force closure, both local & proximal, allow the therapist to better manage patients with elbow pain. The use of elbow specific assessment tools, including …
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