The following webinars are 1-2 hours long and can be custom-tailored to meet your learning needs.
1) Wound Healing and Decision-Making in Hand Therapy
2) Physiology of Stress Application on Healing Tissues
3) The Incredible Hand Extensors
4) The Complex Hand Flexors
5) The Retinacular System of the Hand
6) Demystifying the Swan Neck Deformities
7) Demystifying the Boutonniere and Pseudo Boutonniere Deformities of the Hand
8) Prevention and Management of Zone-Specific Pitfalls in Flexor Tendon Rehabilitation
9) Zone-Specific Management of Extensor Tendon Injuries of the Hand
10) Physiology of Motion and Critically Analyzing Relative Motion Splinting
11) The Complex Biomechanics of the Thumb
12) Why is Treating Small Finger Injuries Challenging?
13) Fractures of the Hand
14) PIP joint Biomechanics and Management of Soft Tissue Injuries
15) PIP Joint Fractures and Dislocations
16) Flexor and Extensor – Syndrome of Quadriga
17) Physiology of Joints, Lubrication Mechanism, Motion, and Process of Stiffness
18) The Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
19) Nerve Transfers of the Upper Extremity
20) Tendon Transfers for the Wrist and Hand
21) Wrist and Hand Deformities in RA
22) Midcarpal and Perilunate Injuries of the Wrist
23) Drawing Ligaments of the Wrist and Understanding Wrist Kinematics
24) Carpal Instabilities
25) Management of Stiff Wrist
26) Complex Mutilating Injuries of the Upper Extremity
27) Biomechanics of the Elbow Joint
28) Elbow Fractures and Dislocations, and the Terrible Triad
29) The Small Finger – Mini But Mighty
The following webinars could be tailored to four, six, eight or fifteen-hour courses and can be
custom-structured to meet your needs.
1) The Complex PIP Joint – 2, 4, 6 or 8 Course
2) Wrist, Forearm, and Carpal Kinematics and Management of Injuries – 4 or 6-hour course
3) Management of Stiff Joints of Upper Extremity – 4- or 6-hour course
4) Elbow Anatomy, Biomechanics and Management of Fractures and Dislocations – 4, or 6-
Hour Course
5) Pathomechanics and Management of Secondary Deformities of the Hand – 4, or 6-Hour
Course
6) Pathomechanics and Management of Secondary Deformities of the Hand – 4, or 6-Hour
Course
7) Brachial Plexus and Peripheral Nerve Injuries – 6-Hour Course
8) Update on Flexor and Extensor Tendon Injury Management – A 15-Hour Course