The purpose of this activity will be to examine the major issues associated with ACL injury and care. Specialists in the field will provide a comprehensive review the existing body of research with the aim of helping clinicians better understand ACL injury, treatment and rehabilitation options for their ACL patients.

Provided by Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Center for Continuing and Outreach Education at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences in collaboration with University Orthopaedic Associates.

For detailed information about the seminar visit the ACL Injuries Seminar page or download the following ACL Injuries Handout.

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ACL Reconstruction Protocol – Dr. Charles J. Gatt, Jr.

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Dr. Timothy M. Hosea – ACL Protocol

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ACL Reconstruction Postoperative Instructions

ACL Reconstruction Rehab Protocol – Dr. Kenneth G. Swan, Jr.

ACL with Meniscus Repair Rehabilitation Protocols – Dr. Kenneth G. Swan, Jr.

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Moderator: Charles J. Gatt, Jr., MD

Panelists:

• Timothy Hosea, MD
• Jeffrey Bechler, MD
• Kenneth Swan, MD

In order to receive CME/CEUs, you must complete the application and course evaluation following the completion of the webinar and email them to ericN@uognj.com. Attendees should claim only the educational credit that they actually participated in. A certificate of attendance will be mailed to each participant within two weeks of the completion of the course/receipt of the evaluation.

• Activity Evaluation Form
• Continuing Education (CE) Credit Request Form

University Orthopaedic Associates, New Jersey’s leading orthopaedic practice, is dedicated to providing the most current, highest quality, personalized healthcare services available. The group is committed to the pursuit of excellence in orthopaedic treatment, medical education and training, clinical and bench research, and the promotion of community health.

Since our group was established in 1972, we have been dedicated to providing the most current, technologically advanced, and personalized healthcare services available. We provide superior orthopaedic care for children, adolescents, adults and seniors. Our healthcare professionals specialize in sports medicine (and pediatric sports medicine), surgery of the hand and upper extremity, surgery of the foot and ankle, surgery of the spine, traumatology and fracture care, and joint replacement surgery.

• Ongoing UOA research
• Insurance Information
  • Princeton
  • Somerset
  • Wall

Subjective Evaluations

• Online IKDC Subjective Knee Evaluation Form
• IKDC 2000 – Revised Subjective Scoring Forms
• Online Knee Injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score (KOOS)
• KOOS Knee Survey
• Online Tegner Lysholm Knee Scoring Scale
• Lysholm Knee Scoring Scale
• Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia

Return to Play Considerations

• Development and Validation of the Athlete Fear Avoidance Questionnaire
• Utilization of Modified NFL Combine Testing to Identify Functional Deficits in Athletes Following ACL Reconstruction
• Normative Data For Hop Tests In High School And Collegiate Basketball And Soccer Players
• Relationships Between Lower Limb Biomechanics During Single Leg Squat With Running And Cutting Tasks: A Preliminary Investigation
• Isokinetic Concentric Quadriceps And Hamstring Normative Data For Elite Collegiate American Football Players Participating In The NFL Scouting Combine

Adductor Tunnel Nerve Blocks

• Adductor Tunnel Nerve Block Tutorial
• Adductor Canal Catheters for Major Knee Surgery