Lower Limb Anatomy & Treatment Techniques

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SYDNEY $363 - This course offers an opportunity to review the muscular anatomy on real specimens in the anatomy labs. With the focus on detailed functional anatomy, specific soft tissue mobilisation techniques are integrated in the treatment of biomechanical dysfunction of the lower limb . The conditions discussed include leg length inequality, knee malalignment syndromes, the pronated foot, the supinated foot, hallux limitus, hallux valgus, toe deformities and neuromas. The structure and function of connective tissues and their response to injury and altered loading will be discussed. Revision of the relevant muscle anatomy will precede each technique and be covered in the anatomy lab session. These techniques offer the practitioner greater scope for pain management, improved mobility and the prevention of injury recurrence in their treatment of lower limb disorders. Course consists of theory and practical elements with specific focus on the following:Revise muscular anatomy in Anatomy Labs of the lower limb observing interconnections between structures Connective Tissue Review - Review of the structure and function of connective tissue and how this may be altered with the use of deep connective tissue massage (DCTM). Contraindications of DCTM The hip, thigh and knee - Anatomy review and practical covering DCTM techniques and exercise prescription for the hip external rotators, hip internal rotators, hamstrings and the knee joint. The lower leg - Anterior compartment, Posterior Compartment, Deep posterior compartment, Lateral compartment The foot - Adductor and abductor hallucis, Toe flexors and extensors, Interossei Demonstration and practice of useful DCTM techniques for treatment of above areas and integration into treatment.

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