Case Study - Recurrent Lumbar Spine
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Instructor
Kasey Miller
DPT, FAAOMPT
Kasey received his DPT from Kansas University Medical Center in 2016. He has been faculty with the IAOM-US for 5 years and has been instrumental in developing online webinars as well as teaching throughout the United States. He became a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapists in 2021. Kasey is the clinical director and a full-time clinician at Modern Physical Therapy in Kansas City, MO.
Description
1 Contact Hour / 0.1 CEU Having trouble putting the pieces together in the clinic? Your patient has low back pain that just won’t go away? You are in the right place. Purchase this 1-hour lecture as it takes you through a complex lumbar spine patient. Throughout the case study you will learn some common pain generators that present together and make treatment more difficult and confusing! Following this course, you will be able to understand how to separate pain generators to create the best plan of care and get the best results. This case study is great for those who have taken the live cervical course and want a refresher and for those who want to see what the IAOM approach is about. Don’t miss out! Target group: PT, PTA, AT Education Level: Basic
Course outline PDFObjectives
- List potential lumbar pain generators based off the pain drawing
- Interpret the basic clinical examination and extra tests to identify pain generators of the lumbar spine
- Create a plan of care for recurring lumbar pain with using direct and indirect treatments.
CEU Approval Notice: It is the learner's responsibility to confirm that this course meets the continuing education requirements of their state licensing board or professional association. Pre-approvals listed reflect the organizations that have reviewed and approved this activity; approval in your specific jurisdiction is not guaranteed.
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