ICS 2019 Workshop 23 - ICS Core Curriculum (Free): The Evidence Base for Physiotherapy in the Peri-partum Period and Male Pelvic Pain

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Speakers
	Wednesday 4th September 2019
	11:00 - 12:30
	Hall G1 Capacity: 200
D Doreen McClurg Workshop Chair R Rhonda Kay Kotarinos Workshop Speaker H Hege Hølmo Johannessen Workshop Speaker J Jeannette Potts Workshop Speaker
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11:00

Introduction

Doreen McClurg

11:05

Update on the prevention of pelvic floor dysfunction during childbirth

Hege Hølmo Johannessen

11:25

Discussion

Rhonda Kay Kotarinos

Hege Hølmo Johannessen

Jeannette Potts

Doreen McClurg

11:35

Introduction

Rhonda Kay Kotarinos

11:40

Male Pelvic Pain - current management options

Jeannette Potts

12:00

Physiotherapeutic management of male pelvic pain - current evidence

Rhonda Kay Kotarinos

12:20

Discussion

Rhonda Kay Kotarinos

Jeannette Potts

Level	Intermediate
Duration	90 minutes
Category	Rehabilitation
Research Type	Clinical
Keywords	peri-partum exercise male pelvic pain
Target Audience	Bowel Dysfunction, Conservative Management
Aims and Objectives	The aim of the first half of the workshop is to identify and discuss the importance of exercise during and after labour to maintain function and quality of life both of the women and the fetus with life long implications for both. The aim of the second half of the workshop is firstly to describe current thinking in the aetiology and management of male pelvic pain and then to look at the physiotherapeutic options and in detail the complete physical therapy protocol that was the basis for an NIH funded study on the feasibility for the utilization of physical therapy to managed chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS).