This 28-hour course introduces the theoretical aspects and concepts of the McKenzie System as it is applied to the musculoskeletal system. The focus of this course, which is the first in the McKenzie course series, is the assessment, classification and management of patients with complaints of low back, related leg symptoms and functional limitations.
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.
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.
