Plantar heel pain is a common but complex condition with multifactorial origins, impacting patients’ mobility and quality of life. This presentation examines evidence-based approaches to diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, emphasizing the orthopaedic surgeon’s role in providing comprehensive care.
The SFMA is a clinical assessment for those who experience pain. It is a movement based diagnostic system which systematically finds the cause of pain – not just the source – by logically breaking down dysfunctional movement patterns in a structured, repeatable assessment.
This presentation explores the latest advancements in minimally invasive surgical techniques for correcting common forefoot deformities, including bunions and toe abnormalities. Emphasizing patient-centered care, it highlights the benefits of these approaches—such as reduced recovery times, minimized scarring, and improved postoperative outcomes—compared to traditional open surgeries.
This workshop aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of lower limb biomechanics and the role of orthotic therapy in the management of scoliosis, sports injuries and paediatrics.
Interoception refers to the perception of internal sensory bodily experiences. These internal experiences routinely affect our emotions and self-regulation. This webinar will present information on what interoception is, what are its’ neurobiological foundations and how it relates to common areas of dysfunction in children with sensory integration challenges and autism spectrum disorder.
Dr. Puah Ken Lee is an orthopaedic surgeon sub-specialising in shoulder and elbow conditions and sports injuries. With extensive experience in minimally invasive techniques, he has a particular focus on elbow arthroscopy for diagnosing and treating complex elbow disorders. In this session, he will share insights into common elbow conditions and the evolving role of arthroscopy in treatment.
Children with autism present particular challenges for therapists. Facilitating praxis, imitation and play skills in this population can be difficult and confusing. This course will present an overview of the key aspects needed for effective intervention for practic problems in children with autism.
Effective rehabilitation following surgery is essential for optimizing recovery and restoring function. Physiotherapists play a crucial role in guiding patients through the healing process by addressing pain management, mobility restoration, and strength rebuilding. This synopsis highlights key principles of postoperative care, including progressive exercise strategies, joint protection techniques, and evidence-based approaches to neuromuscular re-education.
