=Jack’s Video Courses are no longer available on Medbridge. Due to this, the request for in person courses has significantly increased. Jack currently has only 2 more course times available for 2022. For information on sponsoring seminars in 2022, please contact Jack M. Stagge P.T., O.C.S., FAAOMPT directly at jmstagge@gmail.com
Thank you for your patience during these trying times!!
All courses sponsored by IMTS in conjunction with individual sponsors.
Please contact: Jack Stagge at: Jmstagge@gmail.com
Courses Offered: (All courses are offered in 2 day formats)
1B: Lower Peripheral Nerve Sensitization:: The “Missing Link” in the Treatment of Ortho, Sports and Industrial Medicine Patients
This two day lab course will present concepts of differential diagnosis and treatment of patients with lower extremity pain and loss of function pioneered by Bob Elvey P. T., G.D.M.T. Participants will learn to integrate the six sensitive and specific evaluation techniques into their standard evaluations and specific treatment protocols will be demonstrated and practiced. Research shows that over 12% of lower quadrant maladies are often caused by peripheral nerve sensitization and thereby misdiagnosed. Plantar fasciitis, failed back syndromes, chronic hamstring tears, tarsal tunnel syndromes, trochanteric bursitis to name a few. Well documented neurogenic causation will be presented. Real patient examinations, videos, case presentation, and lab practical’s will allow for application into the participant’s daily practice.
Dates for 1B Lower Quarter Courses that are currently scheduled for 2022
March 12th and 13th Kootenai Health, Idaho. Contact: rehabeducation@kh.org
April 2nd and 3rd South Dakota State Meeting Contact: Mark Peterson Mark.Petersen@avera.org
August 13th and 14th Mercer University , Atlanta Contact: Beth Collier. collier_nb@mercer.edu
1A: : Upper Quarter Peripheral Nerve Sensitization:: The “Missing Link” in the Treatment of Ortho, Sports and Industrial Medicine Patients
This 2- day lab course will present concepts of differential diagnosis and treatment of patients with upper quadrant pain and loss of function pioneered by Bob Elvey P. T., GDMT. Participants will learn to integrate the six sensitive and specific evaluation for these pathologies into their standard evaluations and specific treatment protocols will be demonstrated and practiced. Recent research demonstrates that often misdiagnosed maladies of the upper quadrant including shoulder impingements, “chronic tendonitis”, adhesive capsulitis, failed whiplash syndromes etc. are caused by peripheral nerve sensitization. Well documented neurogenic causation will be presented. Real patient examinations, videos, case presentation, and lab practical’s will allow for application into the participant’s daily practice
Dates for 1A Upper Quarter Courses that are currently scheduled for 2022:
May 21st and 22nd Mercer University, Atlanta Contact: Beth Collier collier_nb@mercer.edu
Oct. 1st and 2nd Kootenai Health Contact: rehabeducation@kh.org
iOct. 8th and 9th Belmont University, Nashville Contact: James McElroy James.mcelroy@belmont.edu
Oct. 27th thru 30th A.AO.M.P.T., San Diego
2A: Advanced Differential Diagnosis& Treatment of Orthopedic Patients with Upper and Lower Quarter Neuropathic Syndromes
This course will cover advanced concepts and techniques that will allow the participant to treat even the most difficult patients. Specific manual technique application, sequencing of treatment, medical considerations, and advanced techniques for desensitization and deprovocation will be covered. Evidenced based objective measures such as algometry, surface temperature, and sensory measurements will be demonstrated and practiced. Management strategies including specific electrical stimulation techniques, progressive loading, mirror imaging, repetitive patterning, etc. will be covered. Treating the most challenging patients will be illustrated through “real patient” presentations and discussion.
To be Scheduled