Terry Trundle – Joint Replacement Rehab for the Shoulder and Knee

You can watch Terry Trundle as he relates over 38 years of practical, evidence–based interventions he has used with this exact population.

Terry Trundle – Joint Replacement Rehab for the Shoulder and Knee

It’s Over the Joint replacements will grow as high as 673% over the next 15 years., and As many as 60 the These surgeries are open to new 40-year-old patients who expect a full recovery of function. and Many more years of active life ahead. This seminar examines cutting-edge interventions for maximizing high–level functional gains and Patients returning to the Daily activities that are significant to them.

You can watch Terry Trundle as he relates over 38 years of practical, evidence–based interventions he has used with this exact population. Explore the risks and Benefits of today’s surgical procedures, with an emphasis upon newer, less invasive options like hemiarthroplasty and reverse prosthesis, and discover how pre– and post–op rehab is evolving to keep pace. Take home the Today’s tools are what you need for tomorrow, such as:

• Patients can start practicing practical exercises early. and At home
• Techniques for Joint Replacement Rehabilitation (CPM, manual Therapy, Exercise Dosing), and Addition therapies
• A roadmap for What the Future Holds for joint arthroplasty procedures

1. Defining current concepts in total knee and Shoulder arthroplasty and the Based on the stages of healing, correct interventions and Recovery
2. Liste the Many options available for replacing or recabling. the Knee and Shoulder and How to adapt your rehabilitation the Individual
3. Functional rehabilitation programs can be designed based on the Latest research
4. Develop pre– and post–operative rehabilitation plans and realistic, goal–based outcomes for This patient population
5. Discuss the History of joint replacement and What can therapists expect in the next 10–20 years
6. A progressive rehabilitation program that includes protectors, pivoters and protectors should be implemented. and positioners

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TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY & HEMIARTHROPLASTY

• Anatomy of the articular cartilage and the Progressive arthritis
• Gender-specific surgical options-Specific components and hemiarthroplasty
• You are missing important links in your preparation the Operative procedure for the Progress of the There are three phases to rehabilitation

MOBILITY & MUSCULAR RECRUITMENT WITH EVIDENCE-BASED EXERCISES

• Manual exercise for the patella-femoral joint
• Extensions-Pre-embellishment of lengthening-Functional mobility: From hip to foot
• Why is strengthening your hip core so important for recovery?
• Terminal extension – Open kinetic chain muscular recruitment and Short arc quads do not exist the Similar thing
• Hamstrings over quadriceps co-Preparation for activation for Function
• Progressive closed kinetic chains loading: Knowing that proprioception might be the Missing link in recovery

KNEE: LAB #1

• Manual therapy for Mobility the Knee
• Open and Exercise in closed kinetic chain for Proprioception

TOTAL SHOULDER ARTHOPLASTY INCLUDING HUMMERAL HEAD REPLACEMENT

• Regular verses reverse prosthesis
• Hemiarthroplasty for Replacement of the humeral head
• Consider these factors the reverse prosthesis and How it affects recovery
• How can patients prescribe their function to others?
• The importance of the Protective protocol for the subscapularis
• Self-The applied range must be reconsidered
• Capular mobility and stabilization: the Recovery from shoulder surgery is at the core
• There are three vital motion patterns that can produce the Zone of function

EVIDENCE-BASED EXERCISES BASED IN THE MODE OF CONTRACTION

• What is it? the The missing link to total shoulder replacement
• Formula of progressive rehabilitation: protectors and pivoters and positioners
• Progressive exercise based upon the Modalities of contraction
• Corrective exercises for Elevation “hike” Dysfunction
• The geriatric “Big Three”

SHOULDER #2

• Manual preparation for the scapular and gleno-Mobility humeral
• Exercises for Stabilization toward function

CASE STUDIES & OUTCOME STUDIES