Session Title: 2024 January UE Institute - Case Study Series: Focus on Soft Tissue/Tendon - TFCC Injuries and Carpal Instability
Presenters: Jill Yanick, OTR/L, CHT and Kathleen Albert, MS, OTR/L, CHT
Moderator: Heather Weesner, OTR/L, CHT
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the presentation, participants will be able to:
- Describe the RASL procedure as a surgical treatment option for scapholunate dissociation
- Understand dart throwers motion for the wrist and implications for rehabilitation
- Determine appropriate therapy interventions utilizing knowledge of carpal kinematics and tissue healing principles
Duration: One hour 15 minutes
CE Credit: 1.25 continuing education hours, or 0.125 CEUs
Recommended Resources:
Below are the recommended resources for this course:
Yanick, J. (2020). UE Institute Carpal Fractures: Wrist Injuries. Retrieved from asht.org
https://education.asht.org/system/files/materials/12388/2020_ue_institute_july_fractures_presentation_final_7.13.20.pdf
Wolff, A. L., & Wolfe, S. W. (2016). Rehabilitation for scapholunate injury: application of scientific and clinical evidence to practice. Journal of Hand Therapy, (29), 146-153.
Garcia-Elias, M., & Cantero Tellez, R. (2021). Classification and Management of Carpal Instability. In T. M. Skirven, A. L. Osterman, J. M. Fedorczyk, P. C. Amadio, S. B. Feldscher, & E.K. Shin (Eds.) Rehabilitation of the hand and upper extremity, (7th ed., pp. 890-900). Elsevier.
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