Saturday, September 10, 2022
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Pacific Time
Duration: 2 hours
CEU credit: 2 contact hours
Speaker 1: Dr. Robert Purchase
Physical Therapy and Shoulder Arthroplasty
I will present post-operative protocols for both the anatomic and reverse total shoulder and discuss the rationale for the protocols. This will include a review of current literature.
Learning objective include: Understanding shoulder arthroplasty basics, the surgical approach for anatomic TSA, the rationale for post-operative TSA protocol, the biomechanics of the reverses TSA, and the rationale for post-operative TSA protocol.
Speaker Bio:
My approach to patient care is rather simple, listen; engage; and educate. Simply put, I believe that a well-informed patient is the best patient and has the best chance to return to top form. As a prior collegiate football player and life-long athlete, I understand the importance of getting people back to the activities they love.
I am a board certified orthopedic surgeon with fellowship training in surgery of the shoulder and knee. I utilize minimally invasive techniques to treat rotator cuffs, meniscus tears, ACL injuries, and many more. I perform total joint replacements of the shoulder and knee including the less invasive partial replacements. The care of complex traumatic injuries, fractures & tendon ruptures, is a core part of my practice as well.
Speaker 2: Ashim Bakshi
Anatomic and Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
Considerations for Rehabilitation
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Explore the indications for the anatomic and reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
- Understand the biomechanics and the basic surgical procedures involved in the ATSA and RTSA.
- Understand the concept of protecting the healing structures in the immediate post op recovery.
- Determine the optimum management processes during the immobilization phase.
- Explore controlled loading of the healing structures.
- Develop an understanding of the post operative guidelines – including accelerated and delayed rehabilitation programs
Speaker Bio:
Ashim Bakshi is a fellowship trained practicing clinician with more than 20 years of experience in treating conditions of the upper quadrant. He is the owner/clinical director of two outpatient clinics in Indiana and treats a myriad of diagnosis from complex hand trauma, sports injuries, and post-operative tendon repairs to subtle proximal nerve entrapment, shoulder micro instability, rotator cuff injuries and scapular dysfunctions.
Ashim is a consultant and adjunct faculty for the Doctor of Physical Therapy and Master of Occupational Therapy programs at Indiana State University. His teaching coursework at the University includes anatomy and biomechanics, advanced upper extremity conditions and orthotic fabrication.
Ashim is also partner and principal at Advanced Rehab Seminars and has presented continuing education courses nationally and internationally on orthopedic shoulder, elbow and hand rehabilitation to various hospital systems and large clinic groups.
Ashim is an active member of the American Society of Shoulder and Elbow Therapists and has presented at multiple annual conferences. Ashim was one of the collaborative authors for the seminal paper on consensus guidelines of rehab for shoulder arthroplasty that was published in the Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery in 2020. More recently he was also an invited speaker at the 2021 Annual Meeting of American Society for Hand Therapists.
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