Case Studies of the Hip: Osteoarthritis
Presented by Eric Robertson and Jodi Young
Meet your instructors
Eric Robertson
Eric Robertson is an associate professor at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah, and an associate professor of clinical physical therapy at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California. Previously, he served as director of graduate physical therapy education for Kaiser Permanente of Northern…
Jodi Young
Jodi Young, PT, DPT, PhD is the Director of Research for the Bellin College Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy program. She is also a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy. Jodi completed her PhD through the University of Newcastle in Australia where she researched physical therapy dosing in…
Chapters & learning objectives
1. Demographics and Risk Factors for Hip OA
We start with a brief introduction to the case study examining a 53-year-old male with hip pain. Our panel will discuss contributing factors that led to the diagnosis as well as further detailed questions regarding the interviewing session with the patient.
2. Differential Diagnosis
Our panel will review intra and extra articular hip pain and what led to the diagnosis for this specific patient. They’ll also look into different tools and screening mechanisms for clinical practice.
3. Planning the Physical Exam
In this segment we’ll talk about proper steps to take for planning your physical exam. We will further review our panel’s discussion in a lecture.
4. Interventions
Following the examination of the patient, our panel will identify proper interventions for hip OA.
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