Post-op THA Precautions

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Patrick Tino, PT, DPT Related seminars and products

Physical Therapist/Owner

PT Rehab, Consulting, & Education, LLC

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Patrick Tino, PT, DPT has been practicing physical therapy for 30 years across several settings ranging from acute care to home health to outpatient. He is an adjunct professor as well as an acute care residency faculty for the orthopedic rotation. Pat is the team lead for the orthopedic trauma and joint service at a 1150 bed, level 1 trauma and academic medical system in Tampa, Florida. He maintains a close working relationship with high-volume orthopedic surgeons who’ve mentored him over the years. Additionally, Pat regularly teaches multiple webinars and in-person live seminars on Orthopedic and Neurological topics. In his spare time, he likes reading, weight-lifting, and martial arts.

Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Patrick Tino has employment relationships with All Phase Physical Therapy, Tampa General Hospital, Visiting Nurse Association, Pinnacle Home Care, Nova Southeastern University, Motivations Inc., and Medical Minds in Motion. He receives a speaking honorarium and recording royalties from PESI, Inc. He has no relevant financial relationships with ineligible organizations.
Non-financial: Patrick Tino is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.

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Objectives

1. Demonstrate an understanding of key anatomical structures involved in THA, including the pelvis, hip joint, and supporting tissues. (Harada, 2022)
2. Evaluate post-operative precautions for various THA approaches (Anterior, Lateral, Posterior) to make informed clinical decisions, considering weight-bearing status, joint angles for activities, and exercise safety for ROM, muscle strength, and daily activities. (Crompton, 2020)
3. Develop bias-free clinical strategies for post-op THA patients, including individualized recommendations for weight-bearing progression, joint-angle positioning during daily activities, and exercise selection based on patient needs and safety. (Dietz, 2019)

Outline

Foundations for Total Hip Arthroscopy (THA) 

• Dive into hip joint anatomy: a comprehensive overview
• THA approaches: explore the four surgical methods
• Prosthetics: from acetabular shells to femoral components
• Complex concepts: internervous planes, tissue-sparring, muscle-sparring and more

Evidence-Based Practice and Safe Decision-Making in THA Rehabilitation 

• Deciphering post-op precautions: Insights into anterior, lateral, and posterior approaches
• Tools for the balancing act of weight-bearing status
• Optimize posture and mobility: Joint angles in daily activities
• Select appropriate exercises for ROM, muscle strength, and ADLs
• Seamless care transitions: From acute care to outpatient rehabilitation

Clinical Application and Case Studies 

• Critical thinking and problem solving 
• Tips to navigate challenging clinical scenarios
• Apply evidence-based strategies to personalize care pathways

Target Audience

• Athletic trainers
• Chiropractors
• Exercise Physiologists
• Nurse Practitioners
• Nurses
• Occupational Therapists
• Occupational therapy assistants
• Physical Therapists
• Physical therapy assistants
• Physician Assistants
• Physicians
• Podiatrists
• Strength and Conditioning Coaches
• Other Rehabilitation and Fitness Professionals