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Tendinopathy Update Course 17th May 2014 08.45 am to 17.00

 

 Tendinopathy Update Course 

17th May 2014

08.45 to 17.00

Fee  £80.00

Jehan Yehia is organising this course our understanding of the pathology of tendon disease and the fact that the exercises we as clinicians has to be updated regularly.  I attended the recent SEMS Conference at Arsenal and Professor  Jill Cook and others gave us all brilliant updates in the current research into Tendon assessment, pain and the current investigations in the management of tendon conditions such as Achilles and Patella Tendinopathy.

This is a unique course as it is PRACTICAL

HOW TO TENDON LOADING SO THE TENDON ADAPTS AND RECOVERS  MOVING BACK INTO HEALTHY INSTEAD OF DETERIORATING INTO THE DEGENERATIVE TROUBLESOME STATE WHICH LEADS TO TENDON COMPLETE TENDON TEARS AND RUPTURES

Venue  Saint Mary`s College  Twickenham 

Lecturers 

Dr Lorenzo Masci, MBBS, Consultant Sports Medicine – Speciality in Tendinopathy using UTC

Alex Wolf MSc, Lead S & C Coach at EIS and GB Rowing

Jehan Yehia MSc, Ex Lead GB Kayak Physiotherapist

 

Course Content

 

  • Pathology: tendon disease and tendinopathy
  • Tendon continuum (reactive versus degenerative)
  • Assessment of tendon pain: subjective and objective
  • Investigations in the management of tendon pain (ultrasound versus MRI and UTC
  • Medical interventions:  pharmacology and injection therapy
  • Principles of strength training
  • Tendon loading: reactive versus degenerative tendinopathy
  • Case studies : examples of 6 week programme for local tendon loading as well as addressing kinetic chain.

A new model of tendon pathology

 

 

 

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Edinburgh EH6 4RJ

0131 551 1044

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Tendinopathy Update Course 17th May 2014 08.45 am to 17.00

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