(Goo Physio Production ) Knee Treatment From A To Z

What you'll learn
Clinically reason whether a patient with an ACL injury requires surgery or non-surgical rehab.
What to watch out for, things that can be dangerous when dealing with knee pain
Know when to return patients with an ACL injury or reconstruction to sport.
Rehabilitate patients with an ACL injury or reconstruction.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of the knee
Description
Goo Physio Produced knee treatment from A to Z By Dr Ahmed El Melhat PT, MSc, PhD Lecturer of physical therapy in orthopaedic at Cairo University.Knee dysfunction is one of the most common types of problems you may face in active individuals.This course, presented by Dr Ahmed El Melhat , outlines the most up-to-date evidence on the management of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. Dr Ahmed El Melhat is a PhD candidate, an expert in the field of ACL injuries and the lead author of a recent evidence-based review published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. Dr Ahmed El Melhat discusses everything you need to know about ACL injuries from initial injury to return to sport.After graduation, we were struggling to increase our knowledge and experience. Almost all of us did not feel confident enough to deal with the patients, so, we attended internships, workshops, and extra courses, to put ourselves on the right track. We did all of that to learn but we lost a lot of money and time. How often we spent a lot of time on the roads just to attend a seminar or an important course, sometimes it is worth it, but sometimes it is not. Others have to travel to another side of the world to just learn new techniques or methods.The course includes the following lectures:1. Introduction2. Anatomy & Diagnosis3. Non-surgical and pre-surgical rehabilitation (prehabilitation)4. Phase 1 criteria and time-based post-operative rehabilitation guidelines5. Phase 2-3 criteria and time-based post-operative rehabilitation guidelines6. Return to Sport Criteria
Overview
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 1: M1
Lecture 2 Lesson 1
Lecture 3 Lesson 2
Lecture 4 Lesson 3
Lecture 5 Lesson 4
Lecture 6 Lesson 5
Lecture 7 Lesson 6
Lecture 8 Lesson 7
Lecture 9 Lesson 8
Lecture 10 Lesson 9
Lecture 11 Lesson 10
Section 2: 2
Lecture 12 Lesson 1
Lecture 13 Lesson 2
Lecture 14 Lesson 3
Lecture 15 Lesson 4 Part 1
Lecture 16 Lesson 4 Part 2
Lecture 17 Lesson 5
Lecture 18 Lesson 6
Lecture 19 Lesson 7
Lecture 20 Lesson 8
Lecture 21 Lesson 9
Section 3: 3
Lecture 22 Mulligan Introduction 1
Lecture 23 Mulligan Introduction 2
Lecture 24 Mulligan Introduction 3
Lecture 25 Exercise 1
Lecture 26 Exercise 2 Part 1
Lecture 27 Exercise 2 Part 2
Lecture 28 Exercise 3
Lecture 29 Exercise 4
Lecture 30 Exercise 5
Lecture 31 Exercise 6
Lecture 32 Exercise 7
Lecture 33 Exercise 8
Lecture 34 Exercise 9
Lecture 35 Exercise 10
Lecture 36 Exercise 11
Lecture 37 Exercise 12 Part 1
Lecture 38 Exercise 12 Part 2
Lecture 39 Exercise 13
Lecture 40 Exercise 14
Healthcare professionals including physiotherapists, doctors, sports therapists, personal trainers and podiatrists.


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