Preliminary Program available February 2010. Contact 847.698.1937; acpoc@aaos.org; www.acpoc.org

Half day session is a hands-on course using patient models to cover integration, ease of use, fitting, graph interpretation, etc.

Three courses: New Perspectives in the Comprehensive Management in Gait Disorders; Tri-planar Biomechanics in Pediatric Function; and Custom Fabrication TLSO/LSO & KAFO and New Approaches for Partial Foot Prostheses. Approved for 18.25 CEUs.

via WebEx, 1:30 p.m. EST. Critical components and operation discussed. Covers interpreting feedback from fob and basic fabrication processes for system. Credits: 2.5 ABC/2.0 BOC. www.owwco.com/webinar.php

via WebEx, 1:30 p.m. EST. Discusses clinical treatment plans, fabrication processes, diagnostic processes, and patient education methods. Credits: 2.5 ABC/ 2.0 BOC. www.owwco.com/webinar.php

via WebEx, noon-1 p.m. ET. Course focuses on normalizing adult pathological gait with the utilization of Adjustable Dynamic Response™ (ADR™) knee and ankle technology.

Course includes live patient fitting, hands-on session, and anatomy of the College Park feet: TruStep®, Venture®, TruPer®, Tribute®, Accent®, Onyx®, and the new Soleus®. 9 PCEs.

via WebEx, noon-1 p.m. ET. Course covers clinical assessment of the pediatric neuromuscular patient with spasticity and using R1 and R2 for determining orthotic design for maintaining and improving muscle length.