Focus on applications of FES that have the potential to improve functional mobility, impact health and wellness, and influence quality of life and societal participation. Gain information about future advances in FES technology that may bring additional benefits to this form of therapy.

This area of medicine represents a new trend for the management of patients who have been subjected to multiple body part injury. Frequently, traumatic brain injury is a component of the injuries along with disabling conditions such as spinal cord injury, peripheral neuropathies and amputation. This program will explore recent management experiences in Polytrauma.

Review Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction and its cause of painful acquired flatfoot in adults. Discuss its association with progressive collapse of the medial longitudinal arch, hind foot valgus, and forefoot abduction deformities.