19th Annual Wichita Sports Medicine Symposium
LIVE MEETING
Course Outline – Topic & Objectives
Friday June 3rd
1230-1300 – Registration for Live Event & Get Ready For A Fun Meeting 😊
1300-1400 – Erin Carpenter & Aspen Balthazor – Rock Steady Boxing
Topic: Rock Steady Boxing – Treating Parkinson’s with Boxing Exercises
- Be able to identify both motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease
- Be able to identify 4 types of exercises that can improve motor and non-motor Parkinson’s symptoms
1400 – 1500 – Rob Manske, DPT
Topic: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
- Understand the different forms of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
- Describe a treatment approach for those with upper extremity vascular injuries
1500-1510 – Break
1510 – 1610 – Rob Manske, DPT
Topic: Differential Diagnosis for the Overhead Athlete
- Determine the variances of upper extremity pathology in the overhead athlete
- Recite signs and symptoms from a variety of upper extremity pathologies in overhead athletes
1610 – 1710 – Dr. Phillip Hagan M.D.
Topic: From the “Tip to the Sternum” shoulder overview and interventions
- Participants will be able to describe updated shoulder interventions for differential diagnosis
- Participants will be able to describe updated rehabilitation strategies for differential diagnosis
1710 – 1720 – Break
1720-1820 – Dr. Daniel Prohaska
Topic: Adhesive Capsulitis
- Participants will be able to describe the different characteristics of adhesive capsulitis
- Participants will be able to demonstrate treatment strategies for adhesive capsulitis
1830 – 2000: BBQ Dinner and beverages catered by When Pigs Fly BBQ
2000 – 2230: Please Join Us For A Great Social: At the Wichita Marriott Hotel. Adult Beverages, Snacks and a Good Time. Room TBA
Saturday June 4th
0730-0800 – Registration
0800-0900 – Bradley Bruner M.D.
Topic: ACL Revision
- Participants will be able to discuss the reasons for an ACL Revision
- Describe the risks and complications associated with an ACL Revision
0900 – 0910 – Break
0910 – 1010 – Diane Greenleaf-Kiser
Topic: The Facts and the Myths with Different Diets
- Participants will be able to recite the facts that are surrounding current diets
- Participants will be able to distinguish the facts and describe the myths of these diets when working with their patients
1010 – 1110 – Patrick Moodie
Topic: The overpowered athlete; biomechanical profiles and how to action them to avoid Musculoskeletal Injuries
- Participants will be able to summarize how to test and document the biomechanical profile for their patients
- Participants will be able to describe interventions for the deficits found in the biomechanical profiles
1110-1120 – Break
1120 – 1220 – Mary Boyce, M.D. & Julie Gawith, DPT
Topic: Running Injuries and Return to Play
- Participants be able to describe the most common lower extremity running injuries
- Describe treatment strategies and return to activity progression for specific injuries
1220 – 1250 – Lunch Break — a boxed lunch available if selected
1250 – 1350 – Phil Vardiman, PhD LAT ATC
Topic: Blood Flow Restriction Therapy
- Describe the physiological effects of Blood Flow Restriction Therapy and the clinical indications for its use
- Understand how to implement Blood Flow Restriction Therapy into a plan of care
1350-1400 – Wrap Up
Total Hours: 10