IFOMPT - Microinstability of the Hip Joint - Does It Even Exist?

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Although the hip joint is traditionally considered highly stable, emerging evidence shows that structural factors, compromised passive tissues, and impaired motor control can contribute to hip microinstability.

This course explores static and dynamic contributors to hip stability, methods for identifying different types of microinstability, and their potential relationship to hip osteoarthritis. Evidence-informed management strategies are presented using a clinical case example to support application to practice.

Key Features:

Format: On-demand, recorded video
Cost:
- $25 for PT/PTA/Post-professional members
- $10 for Student members
- $49 for Non-members
Please note: There are NO CEU offered for this course.

Maria Brugner-Seewald

PT

Maria Brugner-Seewald works in her own private practice in Austria. She is an international lecturer for the neuromusculoskeletal management according to the Maitland Concept © since 2007. Her main interests in the past view years are the management of persistent pain and hip joint dysfunctions. Actually, Maria is finalizing a book chapter about hip problems that contributes to a new edition of “Clinical Application of the Maitland Concept of NMSK Physiotherapy.”

Maria is mother of the best twin boys aged 15 you can have and likes to be active outdoors in various ways.

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