PFP-Hybridkurs: Beurteilung & Behandlung des vorderen Kniegelenks

Patellofemoraler Schmerz (PFP) evidenzbasiert beurteilen und behandeln

Anterior knee pain is the most common type of knee pain that you will see practice. It is common in many patient groups and presents in several different ways. We have spent the last 12 years researching and treating anterior knee pain and want to share what we have learned with you.

Our workshop focuses on how to perform an expert assessment of the anterior knee, differentiating between common presentations like patellofemoral pain, patellar tendinopathy, and fat pad impingement. We also cover how to develop a tailored treatment plan and will show you how we identify specific patient drivers with tools that can be adopted into your clinical practice.

There is so much more to managing anterior knee pain than VMO exercises and patellar taping and there is no place for a one-size-fits-all approach. Our workshop will provide you with a superior ability to assess and treat patients with this common problem.

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Course Duration:

1 practical day and 3 hours of pre-recorded online theory

3-stündige aufgezeichnete Online-Inhalte zu folgenden Themen:
● Aetiology of patellofemoral pain
● Risk factors and associated drivers in patellofemoral pain
● Principles of assessment of the anterior knee
● Evidence underpinning and principles of exercise prescription
● Adjuncts for patellofemoral pain and their supporting evidence
● Evidence underpinning and principles of running/movement re-training

7-hour live workshop, to cover:
● Assessment of the anterior knee
● Exercise prescription
● Adjuncts for patellofemoral pain (foot orthoses & taping techniques)
● Running/movement re-training
● Question & answer session with case scenarios

Workshop aims:

Further develop your existing skills in::
● Diagnosing anterior knee pain conditions
● Assessing for deficits in people with anterior knee pain
● Using adjuncts (foot orthoses, taping, neuromuscular stimulation)
● Exercise prescription
● Running/movement re-training
● Education and activity modification
● Clinical communication
● Improve your ability to develop and deliver tailored management to individuals with anterior knee pain

Who is this course for?

This course is for physical therapists that assess and treat anterior knee pain. Due to the fact that anterior knee pain is such a common presentation, you will profit from this course regardless of your clinical focus. The course aims to advance existing knowledge to help differentiate common presentations such as patellofemoral pain, patellar tendinopathy and fat pad impingement. We also cover how to develop a tailored treatment plan and will show you how we identify specific patient drivers with tools that can be adopted into your clinical practice.

Course Location & how to get there

Der Praxisteil des Kurses findet bei time for physio statt, Rochusgasse 6/4, 1030 Wien. Die Praxis liegt im 3. Wiener Gemeindebezirk und ist mit den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln gut erreichbar: Die U-Bahn-Station Rochusgasse (U3) befindet sich in unmittelbarer Nähe. Wenn Sie mit dem Auto anreisen, beachten Sie bitte, dass der 3. Bezirk Kurzparkzone ist. Der Praxisteil findet vor Ort in Wien statt – Sie sehen jede Technik live, üben unter Anleitung und erhalten direktes Feedback der Referenten; der Theorieteil steht Ihnen vorab online zur Verfügung.