Revolutionizing Knee Osteoarthritis Treatment: Experts Share Cutting-Edge Insights
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Synopsis of the Article
- Event: Shree B G Patel College of Physiotherapy (SBGPCOPA) held a symposium on ‘Knee Osteoarthritis’ on February 28.
- Organizer: The Department of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy of the college.
- Purpose: To share recent advancements in treating knee osteoarthritis and enhance students’ knowledge.
- Key Figures:
- Chairman: Dr. G.G. Patel praised Principal Dr. Manojkumar for organizing the event.
- Chief Guest: Dr. Ashish Brahmbhatt, a renowned Joint Replacement & Arthroscopic Surgeon, emphasized lifelong learning.
- Principal: Dr. Manojkumar highlighted the holistic learning benefits of the symposium.
- Speakers: Experts discussed topics like OA knee pathophysiology, medical and surgical management, pain management, assessment, physiotherapy treatments, diet, and orthosis.
- Demonstrations: MPT students showcased exercises for managing knee osteoarthritis.
- Participation: Around 150 attendees gained valuable insights.
- Conclusion: The event ended with a vote of thanks and the national anthem.
Shree B G Patel College of Physiotherapy (SBGPCOPA) hosted an informative symposium on knee osteoarthritis to inform students of the most recent advancements in the field. Medical professionals, physiotherapy students, and specialists in musculoskeletal healthcare attended the event on Thursday.
The SBGPCOPA Department of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy organized the conference to provide students with scientific advances and practical information on controlling osteoarthritis (OA) in the knee. Dr. G.G. Patel, the college chairman, presided over the occasion, and the main guest was renowned joint replacement and arthroscopic surgeon Dr. Ashish Brahmbhatt.
In his introductory remarks, Chairman Dr. G.G. Patel praised Principal Dr. Manojkumar for his goal of encouraging students to learn continuously. According to him, keeping abreast of contemporary treatment methods would guarantee that students develop into healthcare professionals prepared for the future.
According to Dr. Patel, osteoarthritis in the knee is becoming more and more common, and physiotherapists must be knowledgeable about the newest pain relief, treatment, and rehabilitation approaches. “This symposium is not just an academic exercise; it is an essential step in preparing students to serve patients better,” he stated.
The main guest, Dr. Ashish Brahmbhatt, discussed his knowledge of osteoarthritis in the knee and the latest developments in its management. He urged students to embrace a mindset of lifelong learning and to “learn, relearn, and upskill continuously” to maintain their competitiveness in the workplace.
One of the most prevalent joint issues impacting people globally is osteoarthritis in the knee. He pointed out that physiotherapists are crucial in helping patients control their pain, increase their range of motion, and improve their quality of life.
A panel of renowned specialists offered in-depth analysis of several facets of osteoarthritis in the knee throughout the event:
Students had a better understanding of the underlying causes of osteoarthritis from Dr. Sneha Bhatia’s explanation of the pathophysiology of the knee joint.
Dr. Ashish Brahmbhatt discussed his expertise in knee OA treatment, including complete knee replacement procedures and other developments.
Effective pain management strategies for patients with OA knees were covered by principal Dr. Manojkumar.
In her discussion on the evaluation of the OA knee joint, Dr. Dipti Padole described the several diagnostic methods that are employed to ascertain the severity of the ailment.
The most recent evidence-based physiotherapy treatments for total knee replacement were discussed by Dr. M. Balaganpathy.
Dr. Hanzala Sheikh discussed how nutrition can promote joint health in her talk on the management of OA knees.
In his discussion of the value of orthoses in the treatment of OA knees, Dr. Mayur Chudasma illustrated how supporting devices can facilitate mobility and lessen discomfort.
MPT students Dr. Shreyas Shetty and Dr. Harsh Rathod added a practical component to the program by demonstrating a set of exercises intended to help manage knee OA discomfort. Participants in their workshop gained useful skills that they might use in their actual physiotherapy practice.
About 150 people attended the symposium, including academics and students, who gained from the in-depth conversations and engaging activities.
According to Principal Dr. Manojkumar, who discussed the importance of such gatherings, “This symposium provides a holistic learning experience, benefiting not just physiotherapy students but also patients who will receive better treatment from well-trained professionals.”
The occasion marked the successful conclusion of an educational academic session with a national song and a passionate vote of gratitude from Dr. M Balaganpathy.
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