FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28: THE EFFECT OF AFOS ON BALANCE
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+ INTRODUCTION: PREVALENCE AND EXTENT OF BALANCE COMPROMISE IN
PATIENT POPULATIONS COMMONLY TREATED WITH AFOs* (Module 1)
Phil Stevens, MEd, CPO
+ BALANCE STRATEGIES AND THE EFFECTS OF AGING (Module 2)
Mark Grabiner, PhD
+ PEDIATRIC BALANCE CONSIDERATIONS AND DEFICITS (Module 3)
Sandra L. Saavedra, MS, PT, PhD
+ BALANCE DEFICITS ASSOCIATED WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (Module 4)
Michelle Cameron, MD
+ BALANCE DEFICITS ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE AND CHRONIC STROKE
POPULATIONS (Module 5)
Heather Hayes, DPT
+ BALANCE DEFICIT PANEL: QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSIONS
Mark Grabiner, PhD; Sandra Saavedra, MS, PT, PhD;
Michelle Cameron, MD; Heather Hayes, DPT
+ SUMMARY FINDINGS OF THE ACADEMY-SPONSORED SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE
REVIEW*(Module 6)
Mark Geil, PhD
+ CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS* (Module 7)
Bryan Malas, MHPE, CPO
+ PROPRIOCEPTIVE EFFECTS OF AFOs (Module 8)
Alex Aruin, PhD
+ CLINICAL BALANCE ASSESSMENT (Module 9)
Kelly Nance, PT
+ LABORATORY BALANCE ASSESSMENT (Module 10)
Kevin Ball, PhD
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29: PROSTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE LIMB DEFICIENC
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+ WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS
Chris Robinson, MBA, CPO, FAAOP
+ MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE LIMB DEFICIENCY: A PROSTHETIST’S
PERSPECTIVE ON POLY-TRAUMA (Module 1)
Peter Harsch, CP
+ MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE LIMB DEFICIENCY: A PATIENT AND PROSTHETIST
PERSPECTIVE ON CONGENITAL LIMB DEFICIENCY (Module 2)
Jason Wening, MS, CPO; John Angelico, CP, OTR, FAAOP
+ REHABILITATION OF THE PERSON WITH MULTIPLE LIMB AMPUTATION: A
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE (Module 3)
Jason Highsmith, DPT, CP, FAAOP
+ MANAGEMENT OF THE BILATERAL TRANSTIBIAL PATIENT*(Module 4)
John Michael, MEd, CPO, FISPO, FAAOP
+ MANAGEMENT OF THE BILATERAL TRANSFEMORAL PATIENT* (Module 5)
Kevin Carroll, MS, CP, FAAOP
+ REHABILITATION PRINCIPLES OF MULTIPLE LIMB DEFICIENCY-A PHYSICAL
THERAPIST’S PERSPECTIVE ON LOWER LIMB MANAGEMENT* (Module 6)
Greg Loomis, MSPT
+ MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE LIMB DEFICIENCY: A PHYSICIAN’S PERSPECTIVE
(Module 7)
Mark Huang, MD
+ MANAGEMENT OF THE BILATERAL UPPER LIMB PATIENT* (Module 8)
David Rotter, CPO
+ PROSTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH QUADRIMEMBRAL INVOLVEMENT
(Module 9)
Nicole Soltys, BSBME, CP
+ REHABILITATION PRACTICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH BILATERAL UPPER
LIMB LOSS (Module 10)
Shawn Johnson, OTR/L
+ MOVING FORWARD – A PANEL DISCUSSION
Chris Robinson, MBA, CPO, FAAOP
*Indicates core module.
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