Foundations of Spinal Orthoses

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Learning Objectives
Identify key skeletal anatomy, connective tissue, and surface anatomical landmarks critical to orthotic design and application
Analyze fracture classifications to assess fracture types, mechanisms of injury, and spinal instability
Integrate biomechanical principles to inform clinical decision-making in the selection and implementation of spinal orthotic interventions
Evaluate anatomical factors to guide the selection of appropriate spinal orthosis designs for individual patient needs
Develop patient-centered orthotic management strategies through interdisciplinary collaboration and coordination
Describe current evidence that is helping to shape care for relevant patient populations
Course Offering: Meeting, Seminar, Workshop, or Webinar - Live (delivered in real time)
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CE Credits: 1.00
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