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Robert Donatelli – Improving Balance & Ocular Motor Function With Concussed Athletes
In this dynamic recording from the renowned Robert Donatelli, PT, PhD, learn how to actively treat post-concussion symptoms and return your patients back to sports, reaction, and life. With a mixture of video and lecture, you will review the pertinent anatomy and function of the vestibular system with emphasis on ocular motor function and balance training.
Examine how concussions effect the vestibular system and ocular motor system with athletes in relation to their performance, particularly with Cervicogenic Vestibular Dysfunction. Walk away with the proper evaluation tests that can pinpoint which system – somatosensory, vestibular, and vision – has deficits and treatment techniques that can lead to improved performance on and off the field.
Analyze how ocular motor function relates to performance in athletes
Review the effect of head concussions on the balance systems
Define evaluation tests that can pinpoint which system has deficits
Incorporate all the balance systems, ocular motor, somatosensory, and vision into an exercise program
The Relationship Between Performance and Ocular Motor Function
What system is used for Ocular motor functions?
When do we use the ocular motor system in sports?
What are the benefits of rehab?
Indications and contraindications?
The Effect of Head Concussion on the Balance Systems
Importance of balance in sports
Rehabilitation concepts in neuromuscular rehab
Evaluation Tests that can Pinpoint Which System has Deficits
Exercise Programs for Athletes
Perturbation exercises
Ocular motor exercises
Dynamic Visual Acuity vs Static Visual Acuity
