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Great Seminars Online (GSO) is a physical therapist owned company offering continuing education that is widely proclaimed to be the best e-learning in geriatric rehabilitation. GSO courses are led by recognized leaders with extensive hands-on experience. Each seminar offers the latest and most effective techniques, as determined by extensive reviews of the literature, for diagnosing…
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1. A Statistical Overview of Hip Fractures
As our population ages, the prevalence of hip fractures has also notably increased. Recent studies suggest that over 350,000 hip fractures occur in the United States every year. What causes a hip fracture, and just how prevalent are they? The first chapter in this introductory hip fracture course outlines the demographics and statistics of hip fractures in youth and geriatric populations. Participants will learn to describe the 5 complications of a hip fracture, and apply their knowledge to understand the predictors of survival following a hip fracture.
2. Femoral Neck Fractures
This chapter will focus on femoral neck fractures, a specific type of fracture characterized by a breakage in the femoral head. Participants will receive an overview of the Garden fracture classification system as it is used to determine fracture severity, and subsequently will be introduced to basic surgical options/rehabilitation approaches that are implemented for each Garden fracture.
3. Trochanteric Fractures
In this chapter, physical therapist Sandy Sheldon informs participants of trochanteric hip fractures, a second classification of hip fracture characterized by a breakage between the greater and lesser trochanter of the proximal femur. Participants will learn to distinguish between intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures, as well as understand the surgical options and rehabilitation protocols that are best suited to fractures of this nature.
4. Supplemental Materials
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