Complexities of the Knee Complex

Complexities of the Knee Complex is organized by A.T. Still University (ATSU) Continuing Education and will be held from May 16 - 17, 2026 at ATSU Arizona School Of Health Sciences, Mesa, Arizona, United States of America.

Description:

Navigating the complexities of knee rehabilitation in sports settings demands a nuanced approach. This course delves into key areas such as examination techniques, advanced clinical reasoning, modifications of training related to pathology, and strategic return-to-play decision-making. With an emphasis on actionable insights through scientific principles, the course equips clinicians to tackle common challenges with confidence. By combining evidence-based strategies with practical applications, participants will refine their decisionmaking skills and enhance outcomes for athletes at all levels.

Course Objectives:

• Review common clinical patterns of different knee diagnoses
• Reviewing thorough clinical examination with subsequent comprehension of functional movement patterns
• Applying pragmatic principles of examination to treatment integration
• Investigate cost-effective and practical methods for assessing knee force
• Review of neurodynamics and understanding the influence of regional interdependence
• Review fluid dynamics and strategies to prepare the knee for sport
• Educate on different manual therapy techniques of the lower extremity
• Integration of PNF and novel knee exercises for the athlete
• Discussion of return to play testing and KPIs for athlete clearance