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Crystal Duda, MSPT

• Physical Therapists• Physical Therapist Assistants• Occupational Therapists

• Occupational Therapy Assistants• Athletic Trainers

Who Should Attend

Crystal Duda, MSPT is a physical therapist practicing in pediatrics for nineteen years. She has integrated pediatric-specific

goniometry and joint architecture assessment techniques, along with taping in her practice for over ten years. She is the

owner and head physical therapist of an outpatient pediatric private practice, Bounce Physical Therapy, PC in Liverpool,

New York. Patients at Bounce are treated for torticollis, scoliosis via the Schroth method, sensory integration and

modulation impairments, gait abnormalities, functional impairments related to developmental disabilities, chronic pain,

sports injuries and juvenile arthritis. Her clinical practice also includes wheelchair, adaptive equipment and orthotic and

bracing solutions for children and young adults.

She has served as an Early Intervention provider, as a contract physical therapist in local school districts and in traditional

outpatient physical therapy offices. She served as a speaker at Pediatric Grand Rounds at Golisano Children’s Hospital in

Syracuse, New York and local pediatric and orthopedic medical practices to help educate clinicians about pediatric physical

therapy beyond early intervention and non-surgical treatment options to successfully treat orthopedic injuries and pain

syndromes in patients younger than sixteen. She earned her master’s degree in physical therapy from D’Youville College,

Buffalo, New York.

Disclosures:

Financial: Crystal Duda is compensated as owner of Bounce Physical Therapy and is compensated by Summit as an instructor.

Nonfinancial: Crystal Duda has no nonfinancial relationships to disclose.

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Presented by Crystal Duda, M

SPT

Essential Assessm

ent and Treatment Strategies for

Pediatric Orthopedic

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Effective Treatment Solutions to Im

prove Posture, Mobility, and

Gait for Children w

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ental and Orthopedic D

isorders

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and rheumatology. As practicing rehabilitation professionals working with young patients, when outcomes count, understanding and

treating children respecting their age and stage, instead of as “little adults” is everything.

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Learning Objectives

1. Identify motor skill progression in the first year of life and recognize the impact torticollis has on musculoskeletal and sensorimotor development.

2. Utilize skill checklists (HELP and AAP sensory motor checklist) as resources to supplement decision making for children regarding treatment and referral for further testing or services.

3. Recognize the role joint malalignment and lack of core strength plays as a contributing factor in gait deviations and overuse injuries in young athletes.

4. Implement specific musculoskeletal assessment techniques to identify joint restriction and muscle shortening in order to discern proximity to age-related norms.

5. Demonstrate understanding of bony landmarks and how to apply kinesiotaping and leukotape to facilitate lateral femoral rotation and treat patella alta and Osgood-Schlatter.

6. Evaluate supportive strategies in the clinic environment and within individual treatment sessions to foster successful pediatric treatments.

7. State characteristics of exercises appropriate for strengthening children in the area of core muscles, hip lateral rotators, and hip extensors.

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Course OutlineEssential Assessment and Treatment Strategies for Pediatric Orthopedic Dysfunction

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Overview of First Year Typical and Atypical Motor Development » 0-6 months: Supine, side, and prone » 7-12 months: Sitting, active weight shift, quad, standing » Prematurity and adjusted age » HELP checklist

Best Practices for Children with Torticollis » Assessment » Treatment strategies – Birth to 6 months » Treatment – 6 to 12 months

Best Practices for Gait and Lower Extremity Development » In-toeing » Out-toeing » Toe walking

Best Practices for Children with Scoliosis » Assessment » Treatment » Precautions

Best Practices for Other Common Pediatric Dysfunctions » Posture and core related issues » Muscular Dystrophy » Osgood-Schlatter Disease » Dystonia » Ataxia » Tremor

Assessment and Treatment Strategies Using Strengthening, Stretching, and Positioning Exercises

» Core » Shoulder girdle » Lower extremity

» Hip extension » Lateral rotation » Abduction

» Ankle and foot

Assessment and Treatment Strategies Using Kinesiology Taping, Rigid Taping, and Elastic Strapping

» Hip anteversion - Ryder’s measurement » Kinesiotaping to facilitate lateral femoral rotation » Tenso wrapping to facilitate lateral femoral rotation

» Hamstring length » Patellar mobility » Patellar angle

» Kinesiotaping and/or Leukotaping to address patella alta » Calf length – Dorsiflexion with knee extended

Supporting Pediatric Patients and Their Families » Simple treatment area modifications » Treatment structure » Home programs

Hands-On Lab

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Manhattan, NYDecember 1, 2021

Staten Island, NYDecember 2, 2021

Hempstead, NYDecember 3, 2021

Dates/Locations