THE SPINE FROM A To Z

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Management of Spine Disorders is a comprehensive, clinically oriented course designed to provide a structured approach for the assessment and management of spine related conditions beyond standard guidelines.

This program equips clinicians with advanced clinical reasoning skills to accurately diagnose and differentiate between various sources of spine related pain, including cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and referred conditions. Participants will learn how to integrate multiple evidence based treatment approaches into a clear and practical management framework.

Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and hands on training, the course focuses on manual therapy, movement based rehabilitation, neurodynamics, and exercise prescription to optimize patient outcomes and enhance functional recovery.

objectives

  • Different classifications of patients with Spine disorders.
  • Principles of Radiology of the spine (X-rays - CT - MRI).
  • Evaluation & DDx. of different sources of pain in patient with spine disorders (include cervical, thoracic, lumbar spine, Hip, SIJ & peripheral pain with spine origin).
  • Comprehensive management of common spine disorders (internal disc disruptions - discogenic back pain - lumber canal stenosis lateral shift - spondylosis - facet arthropathy- clinical instability - Spondylolythesis - Soft tissue injuries).
  • Evidence based management of SIJ disorders & hip disorders (include hip Spine Syndrome - FAI - hip OA.).
  • Proper integration of common concepts of treatment approaches (Decompression positioning based symptoms response -movement therapy - manual therapy tech. - neurodynamics).
  • Practical application of selected manual therapy techniques for (cervical, lumbar spine, Hip, SIJ, thoracic & rip cage).
  • Exercise prescription include (Mobility exercises - progressive Spine Stability exercises - PNF - Motor Control).
  • Assessment and management of cervicogenic headache, dizziness and other common upper cervical disorders.
  • Post-operative rehabilitation guidelines for different surgical procedure or minimum interventions for common spine disorders (include possible post-operative complications).
  • Biopsychosocial model vs. Biomechanical model in management of patients with chronic spine pain.
  • New approach in assessment and management of spine disorders based on clinical kinesiology point of view.

Course Curriculum

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  • Online Videos

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great clinical reasoning tips but the practical part(the most important part) is easily forgotten because of the lack of video material
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