The Movement System: Syndromes of the Hip

presented by Jared Vagy, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS

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Video Runtime: 88 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 31 Minutes

This course will teach you how to assess and treat pain related to musculotendinous dysfunction of the hip. You will learn how to identify faulty hip alignment, movement patterns, and muscle imbalances by analyzing patient movement. You will learn how to use components of the movement system to classify patients with hip movement faults and pain. Based on movement classifications, you will utilize corrective exercises to restore optimal patient movement.
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Jared Vagy, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS

Jared Vagy received his doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) from the University of Southern California (USC) and completed a one-year residency in orthopedics and a one-year fellowship in movement science. Dr. Vagy is a clinical assistant professor of physical therapy in the DPT program at USC and is a mentor in both the orthopedic residency…

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1. Introduction and Patient Case: Tamron

This chapter describes the background and history of Shirley Sahrmann and colleagues, the developers of the movement system impairment (MSI) model. You will then learn how to integrate the MSI model into the International Classification of Functioning (ICF) model to create a comprehensive model for physical therapist practice. You will analyze a patient’s posture and movement while learning how to utilize symptom modification procedures (SMPs) to correct for excessive hip extension and knee extension. You will determine how mobility and muscle performance deficits influence the patient’s posture and movement. You will then use the movement system to create a comprehensive intervention plan to reduce excessive hip extension and knee extension.

2. Patient Case: Erika

This chapter will use a patient case to introduce a syndrome of excessive hip adduction. You will analyze the patient’s posture and movement while learning how to utilize SMPs to correct for excessive glenohumeral multidirectional hypermobility. You will determine how mobility and muscle performance influence the patient’s posture and movement. You will then use the movement system to create a comprehensive intervention plan to reduce excessive hip adduction.

3. Patient Case: Mike

This chapter will use a patient case to introduce a syndrome of excessive hip lateral rotation. You will analyze the patient’s posture and movement while learning how to utilize SMPs to correct for excessive glenohumeral multidirectional hypermobility. You will determine how mobility and muscle performance influence the patient’s posture and movement. You will then use the movement system to create a comprehensive intervention plan to treat a patient with excessive hip lateral rotation.

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