We also examine the various pathologies of anterior knee pain. Whether it’s runner’s knee or patella maltracking, there can be many causes for anterior knee pain due to plica impingement. Repetitive strain on runners, jumpers, skiers, cyclists or football players often may cause this problem, but it can be easily treated by healthcare practitioners when caught early. We detail evidenced-based interventions and literature to help you care for your patients before surgery becomes necessary. However, Mr Hardy also explores when a referral is essential, having performed hundreds of treatments to cure this condition.

Schedule:

Part 1: Coccydynia - How to Assess & When to Refer

• The pathology of coccydynia 
• The management of coccydynia – diagnosis and treatment
• Literature review for evidenced based medicine

Part 2: Anterior Knee Pain - How to Assess & When to Refer

• The pathology of anterior knee pain
• The management of anterior knee pain due to plica impingement – Diagnosis and treatment
• Literature review for evidenced based medicine

Learning outcomes:

• The causes and effects of coccydynia and anterior knee pain
• How to diagnose the conditions
• Ways to manage and treat them
• Recognising red flags - when to refer
• Theoretical and methodological findings 

2 hour webinar, speaker's slides (if permitted) and CPD certificate.

Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, Podiatrists, Sports Therapists, Radiographers, Occupational Therapists, GP, Other Health Professionals, Trainee Health Professionals, Students