Access: 90 days
Cost: $150.00 NZD - Payment Plan Available
Instructor: Dr Angela Cadogan
This module covers the pathoaetiology, natural history, diagnosis and management of acromioclavicular and sternoclavicular joint conditions. Lessons in this module begin with the diagnosis of acromioclavicular joint pain and are then divided according to evidence for specific management of AC and SC joint conditions.
Module Lessons:
Diagnosis of acromioclavicular joint pain
The ability to first differentiate the AC joint as the source of pain, then sub-differente specific pathologies that vary significantly in both investigations, management and prognosis, is essential in the effective management of AC joint conditions.
In this lesson, we cover:
Acromioclavicular joint instability
AC joint instability is a common injury, with varying correlation between symptoms and grade of injury. In this lesson we look at the classification of AC joint instability and how this guides management.
In this lesson, we cover:
Acromioclavicular joint arthropathy
The two most common arthropathies affecting the acromioclavicular joint are osteoarthritis and osteloysis. In this lesson we look at the differences in the pathoaetiology, diagnosis and management of both these conditions.
In this lesson, we cover:
The Sternoclavicular Joint
The sternoclavicular joint can be affected by a wide range of primary pathologies, and is involved in a number of systemic disease processes. Differential diagnosis is critical in identifying red flags and guiding appropriate medical and non-surgical management.
In this lesson, we cover:
Study time: 8-10 hrs (approx.)
Here are all the courses that are included in your bundle.
All Courses, Shoulder
Access: 30 days | The ability to differentiate the AC joint as the source of pain, then sub-differentiate specific pathologies that vary in investigations, management and prognosis, is essential in the effective management of AC joint conditions.
$60
All Courses, Shoulder
Access: 30 days | AC joint instability is a common injury, with varying correlation between symptoms and grade of injury. In this lesson we look at the classification of AC joint instability and how this guides management.
$60
All Courses, Shoulder
Access: 30 days | The two most common arthropathies affecting the acromioclavicular joint are osteoarthritis and osteloysis. In this lesson we look at the differences in the pathoaetiology, diagnosis and management of both these conditions.
$60
All Courses, Shoulder
Access: 30 days | The sternoclavicular joint can be affected by a range of primary pathologies, and is involved in a number of systemic disease processes. Differential diagnosis is critical in identifying red flags & guiding appropriate management.
$60
All Courses
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Access 90 Days. Includes all Stiff Shoulder lessons in one discounted package. Diagnosis of the stiff shoulder, Frozen shoulder, and Glenohumeral osteoarthritis.
$100
Access 90 Days | All Unstable Shoulder lessons in one discounted package. | Clinical diagnosis of shoulder instability | Diagnosis of Shoulder Instability | Management of Shoulder Instability.
$120
Access:120 days. | Payment Plan available. | Pathoaetiology, natural history, diagnosis & non-surgical management of rotator cuff-related conditions.
$250
Access 120 days | Mr Khalid Mohammed discusses orthopaedic referral criteria, clinical & imaging diagnosis, surgical decision-making, techniques & outcomes. Includes post-op rehabilitation for common shoulder surgeries. Payment plan available.
$340
Angela is a NZ registered Physiotherapy Specialist (Musculoskeletal) with a Ph.D in Musculoskeletal Diagnostics from AUT University, Auckland, New Zealand (2012) (shoulder sub-specialty). Based in Christchurch, she works as a clinical consultant in her own private practice specialising in the diagnosis and management of shoulder pain.
Angela also works in an Orthopaedic Triage and Assessment role (Shoulder Service) with the Canterbury District Health Board. Angela has an ongoing research interest in shoulder conditions, has many publications on the topic, has been an invited keynote speaker at many national and international shoulder conferences and is Associate Editor at JOSPT (Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy).
Angela has been teaching courses on the diagnosis, management and rehabilitation of shoulder conditions for over 10 years and is passionate about upskilling other physiotherapists and improving capability of the physiotherapy workforce to meet the needs of the changing healthcare system. Angela is the director of Physio Academy. Learn more: www.drangelacadogan.co.nz
