Program 2010 LA
Program 2010, Los Angeles
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16.00 - 19.00 Early Registration and Reception |
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Please note: wearing a badge is mandatory in order to get access to lectures and the exhibition hall |
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07.00 |
Registration open Main Session L.A Ball Room |
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08.30 |
Official Opening Movement Stability and Lumbopelvic Pain |
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08.45 |
Introduction |
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08.50 |
Anatomy of the trunk's connective tissue structures and the lumbar fascia in particular. Frank Willard |
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09.15 |
Biomechanics, electromyography, stability and tissue biology of cumulative low back disorder Moshe Solomonow |
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09.40 |
Dynamic stability of the pelvis and spine: New insights in force closure and the consequences for rehabilitation Andry Vleeming |
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10.05 |
Abdominal wall muscle force generation and force transfer: capability and functionality Steven Brown |
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10.30 |
Morning Break |
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11.00 |
The interaction of active and passive tissue around the spine in segmental control of spinal posture Jaap van Dieën |
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11.25 |
Pain distribution in patients with sciatica from a single level disc contribution Hanne Albert |
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11.40 |
Hip muscle strength, endurance and co-activation as predictors of low back pain during prolonged standing Paul Marshall |
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11.55 |
Discussion |
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12.30 |
Lunch break |
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13.30 |
Pelvic Girdle Pain: Diagnostics, Risk Factors and Motor Control |
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13.30 |
Introduction |
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13.35 |
Where are we in the field of pelvic girdle pain? Britt Stuge |
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14.00 |
Motor control patterns during an active straight leg raise in chronic pelvic girdle pain subjects Darren Beales |
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14.25 |
Anatomy of the pelvic floor and its relation with pelvic girdle motion and pain James Ashton Miller |
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14.50 |
Diagnostic Treatment in Posterior PGP Per Kristiansson |
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15.15 |
Afternoon Break |
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15.45 |
Association between rotational movement control dysfunction of the pelvis in one leg stance, positive scoring in active straight leg raise test and tenderness in the dorsal sacroiliac ligament Tiina Lahtinen-Suopauki |
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16.00 |
Pubic symphysis diagnostics: ultrasound and injections Colleen Fitzgerald |
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16.15 |
Pelvic girdle pain: risk factors for development during pregnancy and sustained disability and pain intensity postpartum Hilde Stendal Robinson |
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16.30 |
Determinants for lumbopelvic pain six months postpartum Christina Olsson |
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16.45 |
Early menarche and pelvic girdle pain in pregnancy Elisabeth K Bjelland |
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17.00 |
Discussion |
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17.20 |
Closure |
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07.30 |
Registration open Main Session L.A Ball Room |
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08.00 |
Cognitive aspects of treatment of lumbopelvic pain: Thinking about thoughts. |
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08.00 |
Introduction Paul Watson |
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08.05 |
Psychosocial factors in low back pain disability. What is important? Paul J Watson |
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08.30 |
Psychosocial screening to target LBP treatments Jonathan Hill |
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08.55 |
How effective is cognitive behavioural therapy for low back pain? Raymond Ostelo |
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09.20 |
Discussion |
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09.30 |
Evidence-based practice for low back pain: challenges |
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09.30 |
Introduction |
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09.35 |
Evidence based medicine for back pain: strength and challenges Maurits van Tulder |
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10.00 |
Identifying subgroups of patients within physiotherapy Julie Fritz |
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10.25 |
Morning Break |
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11.00 |
Identifying subgroups of patients within general practice Jonathan Hill |
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11.25 |
Identifying subgroups of patients from a biomechanical perspective Wim Dankaerts |
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11.50 |
Development of a preliminary prediction rule to identify patients Eric Parent |
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12.05 |
Subclassification of radicular pain using neurophysiology and embryology Geoffrey Bove |
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12.25 |
Discussion |
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12.45 |
Lunch Break |
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13.45 |
Effective Diagnosis & Treatment of CLBP |
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13.45 |
Introduction Exercise and back pain - what type, how and for whom? Peter O'Sullivan |
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14.10 |
Cognitive functional therapy in the management of NSCLBP Kjartan Fersum |
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14.35 |
Physiotherapy exercise intervention for post discectomy patients Barry Donaldson |
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15.00 |
The lumbar multifidus: from anatomy to rehabilitation Lieven Danneels |
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15.25 |
Afternoon Break |
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15.55 |
The effect of the McKenzie method as compared with that of manipulation, when used adjunctive to information and advice for patients with clinical signs of disc-related persistent low back pain. A randomized controlled trial Tom Petersen |
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16.10 |
Specific or general exercises for chronic non-specific low back pain. A randomized controlled trial with one year follow up Monica Unsgaard Tondel |
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16.25 |
Discussion |
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16.45 |
Grand Rounds Session: Review of Day 1 & 2. Moderators Diane Lee & Mel Cusi |
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17.30 |
Closure |
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07.30 |
Registration open Main Session L.A Ball Room |
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08.00 |
Connective tissue matters: The role of fascia in the generation and treatment of low back pain. |
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08.00 |
Introduction Robert Schleip |
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08.05 |
The thoracolumbar fascia as a source of low back pain Siegfried Mense |
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08.30 |
Tearing and micro injuries of lumbar fasciae as potential pain generators Robert Schleip |
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08.55 |
Ultrasound imaging of connective tissue pathology associated with chronic low back pain Helene Langevin |
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09.20 |
Journey under the skin to the muscles, lumbar fasciae and structural architectures Jean Claude Guimberteau |
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09.45 |
Morning Break |
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10.15 |
Ultrasound techniques reveal objective abnormalities of myofascial trigger points and surrounding connective tissue Jay Shah |
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10.40 |
Fascia directed therapies for the treatment of low back pain: review and new directions Leon Chaitow |
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11.05 |
Discussion |
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11.30 |
Surgery Session: A tribute to the life and work of Vert Mooney Moderators Bengt Sturesson & Jeffrey Wang |
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11.30 |
Introduction |
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11.35 |
Vert Mooney, the passing of a giant Ted Dreisinger |
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11.50 |
Lumbar segmental mobility according to the grade of the disc, the facet joint, the muscle, and the ligament pathology, by using kinetic magnetic resonance imaging Jeffrey Wang |
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12.15 |
New insights in diagnostics and treatment of pelvic girdle pain Bengt Sturesson |
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12.40 |
Innovative techniques: Endoscopic treatment of painful degenerative conditions of the lumbar spine Anthony T Yeung |
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13.05 |
Discussion |
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13.20 |
Lunch break |
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14.30 |
Parallel Session I |
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Motor Control Session |
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14.30 |
Introduction |
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14.35 |
Behavior of the lumbar multifidus during lower limb movements in people with recurrent low back pain during symptom remission David MacDonald |
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14.45 |
The effect of Pilates and conventional exercise programs on transversus abdominis and obliquus internus: abdominis thickness measured with real-time ultrasound scanning: A pilot randomized trial Duncan Critchley |
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14.55 |
Differences in abdominal muscle site activation and coordination during walking in chronic low back pain Cheryl Hubley-Kozey |
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15.05 |
Identifying a neutral lumbar spine sitting posture Wim Dankaerts |
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15.15 |
Precision control of trunk posture Nienke Willigenburg |
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15.25 |
Acute effects of labile surfaces and bracing during core stability exercises in individuals with and without low back pain Paul Marshall |
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15.35 |
The effect of lumbar posture on TrA muscle recruitment a voluntary contraction Rafael Zambelli Pinto |
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15.45 16.15 |
Afternoon Break Electromyographic activity of trunk and hip muscles during abdominal exercises useful for physical assessment Veerle Stevens |
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16.25 |
Trunk stiffness around the longitudinal axis is increased to counteract unpredictable perturbations Yun-Ju Lee |
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16.35 |
Differences in a neutral-spine-posture task during sitting and standing in nonspecific chronic low back pain disorders when patients are subclassified Liba Sheeran |
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16.45 |
Transversus abdominus activation changes with postural demand and trunk moment Martin Eriksson Crommert |
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16.55 |
Discussion |
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17.15 |
Closure |
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14.30 |
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Location: Beverly Hills Room Pelvic Girdle Pain: Diagnostics, Risk Factors and Motor Control |
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14.30 |
Introduction Britt Stuge |
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14.35 |
SPECT-CT on patients with a clinical diagnosis of failure of load transfer of the SIJ Hans van der Wall |
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14.50 |
Referred pain patterns released from ligamentous and bony structures of the pelvis among women with and without pelvic girdle pain Thomas Torstensson |
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15.05 |
Increased physical function after locally administered corticosteroid to the ischiadic spine. A randomized double blind controlled trial on women with persistent pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain Anne Lindgren |
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15.20 |
The effect of ankylosing spondylitis on sacroiliac joint movement patterns Melanie Bussey |
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15.35 |
Hip labral tears as a co-morbidity of low back and pelvic girdle pain following motor vehicle collisions: A case series Patricia Fonstad |
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15.50 16.15 |
Afternoon Break The relationship between hamstring length and gluteal muscle strength in individuals with SIJ dysfunction Mohammed Reza Nourbakhsh |
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16.30 |
Does exercise in pregnancy increase lumbopelvic pain? Signe Nilsen Stafne |
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16.45 |
Can tailored exercises in pregnancy prevent low back and pelvic girdle pain? Marit Horst Eggen |
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17.00 |
Discussion |
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17.15 |
Closure |
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20.00 CONGRESS GALA BALL Join us for an evening of great fun and entertainment. Tickets and information available at the registration desk. |
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07.30 |
Registration open |
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L.A Ball Room Surgery Session Moderators: Bengt Sturesson & Jeff Wang |
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08.00 08.05 |
Introduction Bengt Sturesson Sacroiliac joint pain- diagnostic control blocks and radiofrequency neurotomy Bruce Mitchell |
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08.15 |
Simplifying sacroiliac joint arthrodesis using MIS fusion implants Mark Reiley |
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08.25 |
Surgery for pelvic girdle pain? Effectiveness studied as a single subject design Thomas Johan Kibsgaard |
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08.35 |
Fusion of the sacroiliac joint: new technique and functional outcome John Stark |
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08.45 |
Anterior arthrodesis of the sacro-iliac joint and: Bo Nyström (double lecture) |
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09.05 |
Functional outcome after lumbar epidural steroid injection is predicted by a novel complex of fibronectin and aggrecan Gaetano Scuderi |
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09.15 |
Discussion |
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09.30 |
Morning Break |
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10.00 |
L.A Ball Room |
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Movement Stability and Lumbopelvic Pain: Clinical Anatomy and Biomechanics |
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10.00 |
Introduction Andry Vleeming, Jaap van Dieen Relationship of modic changes, Schmorl's nodes, spondylolisthesis/-lysis, high intensity zone (HIZ) lesions, disc herniations, and radial tears with low back symptom severity among young Finnish adults Jani Takatalo |
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10.10 |
Degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis: Is it relevant to spine configuration? Janan Abbas |
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10.20 |
Construct validity of vertebral translation and rotation in differentiation of patients with signs and symptoms of lumbar segmental instability Mohammed Taghipour-Darzi |
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10.30 |
Evidence-based correlation between low back pain and reduction of renal mobility, assessed by Dynamic Ultrasound Topographic Anatomy Evaluation (D.U.S.T.A.-E.): local kidney manipulation improves kidney mobility and decreases pain perception Paolo Tozzi |
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10.40 |
Side bending movement patterns in two different populations, a novel model for trunk motion analysis Giovanni De Vito |
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10.50 |
Sex differences in the pattern of lumbopelvic and hip medial rotation movement in people with chronic low back pain Linda van Dillen |
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11.00 |
Postural stability in chronic low back pain patients: Validity of one leg stand test Thomas Maribo |
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11.10 |
Spatially resolved NIRS and EMG measurements of the lower back muscles to determine fatigue: Application to measure the effectiveness of back support devices Danny Nou |
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11.20 |
Walking with elastic fascia: saving energy by maintaining balance Adjo Zorn |
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11.30 |
Discussion |
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12.00 |
Lunch Break |
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Friday 12th of November |
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Location: Beverly Hills Room
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08.00 |
Introduction Peter O'Sullivan |
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08.10 |
The effect of early rehabilitation for lumbar spinal fusion patients Lisa Oestergaard |
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08.20 |
Are people with chronic low back pain less active than people with acute low back pain? Meredith Perry |
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08.30 |
Abdominal muscle onset, contraction thickness and function after specific and general exercises: A randomized controlled trial in chronic low back pain Ottar Vasseljen (double lecture) |
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08.45 |
The effects of a group exercise and education program on physical function and health status in Canadian armed forces personnel with chronic low back pain Sandra Curwin |
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08.55 |
Discussion |
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09.10 |
Evidenced based practice and sub-grouping II Introduction Maurits van Tulder |
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09.10 |
Predictive validity of health-related fitness tests for low back pain related functioning - a prospective study among a working-aged population Jaana Suni |
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09.20 |
Positive results from a randomized controlled intervention study of vocational prognosis among low back patients. A low cost concept based on perceived concrete work place barriers and a simple scheme of physical activity Lone Donbaek Jensen |
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09.30 |
Morning Break |
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10.00 |
The management of musculoskeletal pain-whose responsibility? Maria Larsson |
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10.10 |
Therapeutic education as an adjunct to exercise therapy in chronic pain patients Mariette Fourie |
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10.20 |
Predictors of chronic low back pain - What health practitioners should pay attention to Markus Melloh |
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10.30 |
Classification of the pre-adolescent sagittal postural alignment in standing Mieke Dolphens |
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10.40 |
A new full-spine outcome measure, the Spine Functional Index, demonstrates clinimetric properties and practicality that improve the Oswestry and Roland Morris Disability Questionnaires and the Functional Rating Index Philip C. Gabel |
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10.50 |
The Burden of low back pain in Iran: A growing need to adapt and implement evidence-based practice in developing countries Sayed Javad Mousavi |
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11.00 |
Back School: pain and functional performance of chronic back pain Sylvia Henriques |
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11.10 |
The development, reliability and construct validity of a motor control abilities Questionnaire, and: Sean Gibbons (double lecture) |
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11.25 |
The effect of classification-guided postural motor learning intervention and conventional physiotherapy posture advice, in non specific chronic low back pain patients with specific types of motor control impairments Liba Sheeran |
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11.35 |
Trunk muscle dysfunction during trunk extension in recurrent low back pain-evaluation with functional MRI Roseline d'Hooge |
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11.45 |
Discussion |
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12.00 |
Lunch break |
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Plenary session L.A Ball Room Sports and Exercise Medicine |
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13.00 |
Introduction Mel Cusi |
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The sacred cows of exercise Craig Liebenson |
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13.25 |
Back muscle strength, endurance, and flexibility characteristics of fire fighters John Mayer |
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13.45 |
The better you are, the greater the risk: Hip findings in female soccer players vary with level of experience Heidi Prather |
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14.05 |
Retraining the virtual body: dynamic stability vs. stiffness Trish Wisbey-Roth |
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14.25 |
Discussion |
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14.45 |
Afternoon Break |
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15.15 |
Motor Control: Can motor control be rehabilitated? |
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15.15 |
Introduction Paul Hodges |
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15.20 |
The complexity of sensory function in spinal control and low back pain Simon Brumagne |
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15.45 |
What models are needed to understand spine control? Jacek Cholewicki |
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16.10 |
Strategies for motor control of the spine and changes in pain: the deep vs. superficial muscle debate Paul Hodges |
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16.35 |
Are motor control changes a cause or effect of low back pain Jaap van Dieen |
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17.00 |
Subgrouping in back pain management Linda van Dillen |
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17.25 |
Discussion |
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17.45 |
Congress Closure Colleen Fitzgerald |
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Workshops You can still register for some of the workshops. Information available at the registration desk. |
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Saturday, November 13th, 2010 Location: Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Registration open at 8am |
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Workshop A Clinical application of rehabilitative ultrasound imaging: Lumbo-pelvic dysfunction Start: 9am End of program: 4.30pm |
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Workshop B Optimising motor control of the lumbar/pelvic region to maximise recovery and performance Trish Wisbey-Roth Start: 9am End of program: 5.00pm |
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Workshop C Positional release techniques (PRT) for spinal and general pain and dysfunction: An evidence based Leon Chaitow Start: 9am End of program: 5.00pm |
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Workshop G Integrated core conditioning Start: 9am End of program: 12.30pm |
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Workshop F Archetypal postures and erecting from the floor to treat endemic back pain Start: 1.30pm End of program: 5.00pm |
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Sunday, November 14th, 2010 Location: Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Registration open at 8am |
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Workshop D Imagery interventions: To improve and maintain practical human movement on a daily basis Marie-José Blom, Eric Franklin Start: 9am End of program: 5.00pm |
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Workshop E The fascial manipulation© technique for the low back pain: Anatomical basis and biomechanical model Start: 9am End of program: 5.00pm |
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