Functional Outcomes for Patients Following Hip Core Decompression in the Pediatric/AYA population secondary to oncology treatment related Osteonecrosis

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APTA-Michigan Oncology Rehab SIG

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Welcome to the APTA Michigan Oncology Special Interest Group Podcast! Our mission is to mobilize alongside cancer care partners to advocate for and advance the delivery of equitable oncology rehabilitation and wellness promotion for all persons and communities impacted by cancer.

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Functional Outcomes for Patients Following Hip Core Decompression in the Pediatric/AYA population secondary to oncology treatment related Osteonecrosis

APTA-Michigan Oncology Rehab SIG

21 minutes 7 seconds

3 years ago

Functional Outcomes for Patients Following Hip Core Decompression in the Pediatric/AYA population secondary to oncology treatment related Osteonecrosis

Thank you Brian DeFeo, PT, DPT, OCS for our first Live Author interview regarding his recently published article in Rehabilitation Oncology titled: Functional Outcomes for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults With Osteonecrosis Following Hip Core Decompression." We are excited for our first release of a LIVE interview with an article author! Thank you also to Deborah Doherty, PT, PhD, CEAS and Emily Compagner, PT, DPT for recording this podcast presentation with Brian.

The article reviewed is titled: Functional Outcomes for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults With Osteonecrosis Following Hip Core Decompression (DeFeo et al 2022).