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ECU 2010 Edward Rothman BA, BS, MA, DC, DABCO, FEAC, FCC, FBCA
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Edward Rothman is the Director of Clinic at AECC. His Doctor of Chiropractic degree is from Western States Chiropractic College in Portland, Oregon and his undergraduate degrees come from Fairleigh Dickinson University. He was in private practice for 20 years emphasising musculoskeletal and sports injuries and medicolegal work before joining the College as a Senior Clinical Tutor in 2000. He was the programme leader of the BSc in Exercise Science delivered by Bournemouth University and AECC and is the current co-pathway leader for the MSc in Sports and Rehabilitation. He also serves on the FICS education commission. |
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Lecture
Session 2B
11.00-13.00 |
Recreational and Sporting Injuries in Children
There is a medical aphorism that children are not little adults and shouldn’t be managed as such. This presentation is a review of the epidemiology, mechanisms, diagnosis and treatment of sports’ injuries in children and a consideration of some of the special concerns in treating this population. Awareness of demands in different sports may help guide the clinician in offering advice about prevention as well as pitfalls in treating the child athlete.
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Lecture
Session 2B
11.00-13.00 |
Sports and the Aging Individual |
Workshop 5
Session 3B/4B
14.30-18.00 |
An Introduction to Dry-Needling Technique in the Treatment of Myo-Fascial Trigger Points |
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