Buttock Pain: Local, Referred, Centrally Mediated or All of the above?

A Royal Pain in the BUTT:  Local, Referred, Centrally Mediated or All of the above?

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CPD Points : 2

CEU Points awarded: 2 General, Level 1

  • Duration: 2 hour
  • Date: Thurs 13 Feb 5pm – 7pm Live via Zoom 
  • CPD Points:  2
  • Attendees: Health Care Professionals
  • CEU’s: 2
  • Price: R435 live event (normal price R470 if purchased after the event)

Differentiating the source of buttock pain can often be challenging & frustrating. Directing management to the incorrect source will only negate a good outcome, create fearfulness and anxiety in the patient which may potentially lead to a chronic pain state.

As Clinicians, we need to be able, clinically, to differentiate between a local source (Local nerve entrapment, Gluteal tendinopathy, ‘Piriformis syndrome’, Hamstring, Ischiofemoral tendinaopthy (eg)) versus a Lumbar spine referral (Facet joint arthropathy, Nerve root entrapment, Spinal stenosis (eg)) or an SIJ referral. We also can’t afford to miss ‘red flags’ such as spondyloarthropathies or gynaecological issues.

An accurate clinical diagnosis, aided by the appropriate investigations will direct us to better treatment & rehabilitation.

The aim of this Live Webinar is to empower the attendee to better diagnose & manage this patient group, including assisting & advising the patient of how to deal with all other associated factors or ancillaries, such as weight, hormonal influences, co-morbidities & sleep hygiene.

I look forward to sharing this information with you in the upcoming Live Webinar

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fiona semple
Posted 10 hours ago
correct diagnosis

It was all good. Just a little hard to keep up with the speed of the presentation.

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Belinda Lind
Posted 10 hours ago
Great Webinar

Thanks Tanya for a well presented course and keeping us entertained. at the same time. Great to get your well researched and evidence based insights into this sometimes difficult and challenging condition.

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Samantha Van zyl
Posted 1 day ago
Very thorough

Wonderful course that was very thorough and insightful!

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Elza Labuscagne
Posted 1 day ago
Good refresher

Good course to refresh and to learn what is new in the field of practise. (that 50%..) Quality of sound can be improved especially with clips.

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Marelize Boshoff
Posted 1 day ago
Very good

Learning more round deep buttock pain ot originated from lu.bar area

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Zukisa Mqikela
Posted 1 day ago
Great talk!

Very well presented and informative talk!

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