Applications for Medial Epicondylosis

Applications for Medial Epicondylosis Instructor: Mike Ploski, PT, ATC, OCS, GTS Format: 80-minute online course This clinical webinar explores evidence-informed strategies for identifying and treating Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS), a complex and often challenging condition that can significantly impact upper extremity function and quality of life. Presented by Mike Ploski, PT, ATC, OCS, GTS, this session will examine the key contributing factors associated with TOS and provide a practical review of the anatomy of the thoracic outlet. Participants will build a stronger understanding of the structural and functional considerations involved in TOS, including how impairments in the region can contribute to pain, dysfunction, and movement limitations. The webinar will also highlight physical examination techniques clinicians can use to help confirm a diagnosis of TOS and improve clinical decision-making. Learning Objectives Identify the contributing factors for Medial Epicondylosis. Describe the anatomy of the Medial Epicondyle and Common Flexor Tendon. Demonstrate physical examination techniques to confirm a diagnosis of Medial Epicondylosis. Apply Graston Technique to treat Medial Epicondylosis Course Access On-Demand Access: Immediate access after purchase CEUs: Earn applicable CEUs upon completion Certificate: Download your Certificate of Completion Access Period: 60 days