Saturday 15th May:

Spinal Cancer for Allied Healthcare Professionals - Mr Bob Chatterjee, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Identify the red flags of cancers in the spine early on in your patients and explore the wider aspects of the topic with Mr Bob Chatterjee. We will be examining the language of spinal cancer, demystifying tumours, neoplasm and metastatic terminology. Then, discussing the types of spinal cancer encountered in the spine, we will be looking at the ‘hows and whys’: how does it get there and what predisposes the patient to getting various forms of cancer? For accurate diagnosis, it is important to know what the relevant tests and imagery are, and what constitutes a spinal emergency. Mr Chatterjee will present a debate on what can and can’t be done for cancer patients. Lastly, we will be understanding the medico-legal aspects of spinal cancer in court. 

Uncommon Conditions of the Hip: Dysplasia & Avascular necrosis (AVN) - Mr Joyti Saksena, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Join Mr Joyti Saksena for a deep-dive into the more unusual hip conditions, such as Dysplasia and Avascular necrosis (AVN). We will be detailing the presentations of each condition and differential diagnosis using imaging and examination. Learn about conservative management techniques, such as activity modification and rehab, biological management options, such as PRP, and surgical treatments when all else fails. 

The Pathogenesis, Diagnostic Algorithms & Best Treatments for Frozen Shoulder - Mr Peter Domos, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Analysing the pathogenesis, Mr Peter Domos will be taking us through an in-depth exploration of the Frozen Shoulder. We will be considering diagnostic algorithms and techniques. Mr Domos will also be advising us on treatment modalities such as; steroid injections, range-of-motion exercises and occasionally arthroscopic surgery. Differentiate between the more severe cases and those who can be treated conservatively.

We will send you an email with instructions to register and gain access to the webinar 'room' 24 hours before, and a reminder 1 hour before the event.

Learning Outcomes:

• Enhance your knowledge on the latest management of Tennis Elbow & Golfer’s Elbow
• Understand Spinal Cancers, treatments & legal parameters
• Learn about Meniscal & Patellar Knee injuries using case histories 
• Spot Tendonitis & Tension in The Foot and Ankle & rehabilitate from an evidence-based perspective
• Be able to accurately diagnose and identify Frozen Shoulder, as well as treatment options available
• Know how to deal with the more unusual/uncommon hip conditions: AVN & Dysplasia

Saturday 8th May:

Modern Management of Tennis Elbow & Golfer’s Elbow - Mr Rupen Dattani, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow are conditions which can be complex and tricky to treat. Learn about their pathophysiologies, as well as symptoms and investigations with Mr Rupen Dattani. Using case studies we will be identifying the tell-tale signs in Ultrasound and MRI images. There is a wide variety of management techniques for both conditions, and we will be covering bracing, strapping, shockwave treatment, steroid injection, PRP, dry needling, other novel techniques – for example, embolization – and surgical methods, where necessary.

Tendonitis & Tension in The Foot and Ankle: Evidence-Based Rehab - Mr Pinak Ray, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Renew your knowledge on foot and ankle disorders with the latest updates from Mr Pinak Ray. Focusing on the Achilles, Peroneal tendons, Tibialis posterior tendon, FHL tendon (Posterior ankle impingement) and Tibialis anterior (Anterior ankle impingement), we will be examining the evidence-based studies for best-practice diagnoses. We will also be debating rehabilitation methods – both surgical and non-operative.

Meniscal & Patellar Conditions of the Knee: Biomechanics, Function & Rehabilitation - Mr Simon Mellor, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Join Mr Simon Mellor to learn about the epidemiology of meniscal and patellar injuries and the best course of management for your patients. He will be discussing meniscal anatomy and function and meniscal tears, including management of the discoid meniscus, meniscal root tears and paramedical cysts. Secondly, we will be considering patellar anatomy and biomechanics, patellar pain syndrome and patellar instability. Mr Mellor will be utilising case histories to examine important points in both sections of the talk. 

Live 8-hour group learning webinar (split into 2 sessions), speaker's slides (if permitted), CPD certificate, and recording of all the courses (even if you can't make it to the live event).

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