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Duration: 1 Hour | CEU Points awarded: 1.5 General (CEUs), Level 1, Accreditation Number: PPB007/2025/08/004 Building on foundational knowledge of foot and ankle anatomy and biomechanics, this course provides a detailed exploration of common pathologies affecting the foot and ankle complex. With a focus on clinical relevance, the presentation examines how various conditions present through different planes—hindfoot to forefoot—and how they disrupt normal biomechanical function. Participants will gain practical insight into identifying, diagnosing, and managing pathologies through a systematic, region-specific approach. Conditions are examined in relation to their impact on foot dynamics and patient function, providing clear diagnostic clues and treatment considerations for each. Whether you’re addressing acute injuries or chronic dysfunctions, this session will enhance your ability to link theoretical concepts to clinical practice and improve treatment outcomes. In this course you will learn: How to identify and classify common foot and ankle pathologies The effects of pathology on foot biomechanics across all regions: forefoot, midfoot, and hindfoot A structured approach to examining the foot from lateral, medial, posterior, plantar, and dorsal perspectives How to use anatomical landmarks and clinical signs to improve diagnostic accuracy Practical treatment considerations for managing pathology-related dysfunctions.
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