Pourquoi choisir cette formation ?
Ce séminaire permet de structurer le raisonnement clinique à partir de la région de l'épaule et de proposer les outils thérapeutiques adaptés.
Pré-requis et spécificité du cours
Accès/Niveau
Pas de pré-requis
Participants
MK DE ou équivalent. Nombre de participants (mini/maxi) : 14/20
Langues
Support de cours en français.
Modalités pédagogiques et d'évaluation du cours
Type d'enseignement
Enseignement par diaporamas et démonstrations pratiques
Évaluation
Entre binômes de participants et sous contrôle de l'intervenant pour les sessions pratiques
Copyright
Les supports de cours et les présentations sont protégées par le copyright et ne peuvent être reproduits sans autorisation des auteurs
Objectifs
A la fin de la formation les participants devraient être capables :
d’avoir une connaissance exacte de la patho-anatomie, de la physiologie et la biomécanique de l’épaule.
d’être en mesure d’effectuer une évaluation clinique précise
d’acquérir une méthodologie pour interpréter les examens cliniques afin d’offrir des diagnostics précis à vos patients.
de mettre en place un cadre cohérent qui permet la prescription d’exercices spécifiques en fonction des problèmes rencontrés.
d’obtenir les compétences permettant de combiner des techniques de mobilisations et manipulations articulaires avec celles orientées vers les tissus mous afin d’obtenir un traitement total de l’épaule.
d’acquérir la maitrise des meilleures techniques pour traiter les tendons, les ligaments ainsi que les nerfs périphériques.
de mieux comprendre la biomécanique de l’épaule et sa relation avec l’ensemble du membre supérieur sur un plan fonctionnel et pathologique.
d’inclure l’aspect bio-psychosocial et les préférences des patients dans l’évaluation et le traitement de l’épaule et de la ceinture scapulaire
d’acquérir un raisonnement clinique cohérent afin de mieux traiter l’épaule et la ceinture scapulaire
Compétences
Mettre en place un raisonnement clinique adapté en fonction des problèmes cliniques rencontrés par le patient pour le complexe de l'épaule
Identifier les structures impliquées dans les problèmes d'épaule et à mettre en place des stratégies de traitement pour corriger les dysfonctions identifiées
Emploi du temps du séminaire
2 jours
Premier jour
8 :30 – 9 :00 Accueil - Enregistrement
9:00 – 9 :15 Introduction
9:15 – 10:30 Patho-anatomie de l’articulation gléno-humérale et des articulations acromio-claviculaire et sterno-claviculaire
10:30 – 10:45 Pause
10:45 – 12:00 Anatomie palpatoire
12:00 – 13:00 Déjeuner
13:00 – 15:00 Examen Clinique et tests spéciaux
15:00 – 15:15 Pause
15:15 – 15:45 Interprétation de l’examen clinique
15:45 – 17:30 Articulation Gléno-humérale: Conditions Traumatique versus Non traumatiqueMobilisations pour les restrictions d’amplitude articulaire inférieure à 90° d’élévation
17 :30 – 18 :00 Capsulite rétractile
Second jour
8:30 – 10:00 Techniques articulaires spécifiques pour améliorer l’élévation
du bras, techniques de fin d’amplitudes
10 00 – 10:15 Pause
10 :15 – 12 :00 Conflits de l’épaule: Bursites, Lésions de la coiffe des rotateurs :
tests additionnels et traitement
12:00 – 13:00 Déjeuner
13:00 – 14:30 Instabilité glenohumérale: testing et propositions de traitement
14:30 – 15:30 Articulations sterno-claviculaire: testing et mobilisations/
manipulations articulaires
15:30 – 15:45 Pause
15 :45 – 16 :45 Articulations acromio-claviculaire: testing et mobilisations/
manipulations articulaires
16 :45 – 17:15 Cas cliniques
17 :15 – 17 :30 Questions et clôture
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Intervenant(s)
Pr Jean-Michel Brismée
PT, PhD, ScD
