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2009 Student Presentaion Symposium
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2nd November, 2009. Health Sciences 2, Rooms 224 & 223
Sponsored by REIS Orthopaedic and Surgical Services

The Student Presentation Symposium, sponsored by Reis Orthopaedics and Surgical Services, showcases the work of our honours and third year students completing their Independent Study Project.

Students completing the Independent Study Project undertake either a research and development (R&D) type project or complete a variety of different ‘Clinical Challenges’ that aim to develop the same suite of skills using real-world scenarios more typical of a clinical environment.

The morning session is dedicated to the research undertaken by the honours and R&D students while the afternoon session showcases the Clinical Challenge presentations.

The student presentations are assessed - so come along and lend your support.

Please join us for a simple barbeque lunch or refreshment at the end of the symposium and meet with colleagues, students and visitors from Kobe College Japan.

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We hope to see you there.

Enquiries to:
Michael Dillon
Ph: 03 9479 5889
Email: Michael.Dillon@latrobe.edu.au

Visitors please Note: To organize parking in the Visitors Carpark and to assist with catering, please let us know if you will attend by contacting Gemma Car on 9479 3481 or g.carr@latrobe.edu.au

Time

Presentation Title

Presenter(s)

9.00

Welcome

M. Dillon

 

 

 

Room 224

Session 1 – Research Projects

M. Dillon (Chair)

9.05

A pilot study observing the energy cost of gait in age-matched dysvascular and traumatic transtibial amputees

Gabriela Aro
Elena Montesano

9.25

Knee Osteoarthritis: the effectiveness of non-operative orthotic management

Judy De Kretser
Bridget Ryan

9.45

Comparing cosmesis of two orthoses used to manage drop-foot.

Imogen Dingle
Geoff Dowling

10.05

A systematic review of microprocessor controlled knee mechanisms

I-En Lim
(Honours)

10.35

Break

 

 

 

 

Room 224

Session 2 – Research Projects

M. Hodge (Chair)

10.50

Comparing the incidence of client reported overuse injuries in the remaining limb of unilateral upper limb prosthetic and non-prosthetic users.

Krystal Pocock
Richard Goward

11.10

In lower limb amputees suffering phantom limb pain, can mirror therapy effectively decrease perceived pain score?

Hung Tran
Aki Suzuki

11.30

The continuing education needs of the ISPO Australia community

Stephen Wrigley (Honours)

12.00

Lunch

 

 

 

 

Room 224

Session 3 Clinical Challenge Major Presentations (Parallel session – HS2-224)

R. English (Chair)

1.05

A medio-legal challenge

Patrick Shiners
Elizabeth Murrell

1.25

Observational and 3D gait analysis of a child with cerebral palsy

Hannah Keane
Elisabeth Aalto

1.45

Equipment & infrastructure grant: Patient assessment, casting and fitting room

Nickolas Muller
Kunal Shah

2.05

Compliance with spinal orthoses: Age, gender and psychosocial impact effects

Hong Tran
Amelia Webster

2.25

A complex clinical case

Tram Nguyen
Lainie Plummer

2.45

Break

 

 

 

 

Room 223

Session 4 Clinical Challenge Major Presentations (Parallel session - HS2-223)

L. Barnes (Chair)

1.05

Equipment & infrastructure grant: Machine room

Sarah Carter
Anna Tesch

1.25

Observational and 3D gait analysis of a child with cerebral palsy

Samuel Nichols
Tamlyn Edwards

1.45

A complex clinical case

Aki Teraoka
Gabriella Salemme

2.05

Compliance with spinal orthoses: Outcome, physical activity and comfort effects

Jeffrey D’Souza
Sam Chesterman

2.25

Equipment & infrastructure grant: Lamination and plastic moulding room

Nicholas Marsh
Jenny Tran

2.45

Break

 

 

 

 

Room 224

Session 5 Clinical Challenge Presentation (HS3-224)

R. Mackenzie (Chair)

3:05

Funding for P&O services – a debate

Jacquie Carless
Adam Holden

3.40

Issues with funding for P&O services

 

4.00

Closing. Refreshments at the Health Sciences Clinic

M. Hodge

 

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September 22, 2009