BASICS OF THE THROWING
MOTION
Rome (Italy)
Auditorium del Massimo
April 14th, 2012

December 14^th 2008

The Functional
Overload Syndromes

feb. 23, 2008
14th Shoulder Update Course
"The articular capsula - Rigidity vs patholaxity"

dec. 16, 2006
12nd Update Course
"Shoulder & Imaging - when, how and why"

may 20, 2006
"Master in surgery and rehabilitation"

may 19, 2006
"Close Meeting" Live Surgery

April 2-3-16-17, 2005
"Closed Meeting The Shoulder"

Rotator cuff lesions

June 12, 2004
Shoulder rehabilitation and surgery

April 12, 2002
Arthroscopy and MRI

October 20, 2001
The shoulder
The elbow

June 20-23, 2001
18th Annual Meeting
Arthroscopy Arthroplasty Fractures

March 28, 2001
3rd Update Course for Family Pediatricians
Speaker: G. Di Giacomo

March 3, 2001
Meeting on the shoulder
Speakers: Dr. G. Di Giacomo - Dr. A. Costantini

October 21, 2000
Update Course:
Interactive approach: Anatomical, Biomedical, Diagnistic
Arthroscopy: Rotator Cuff
Pathology of the Glenoid Labrum
Shoulder Rehabilitation and Sports

March 21 / April 11 / May 23 / June 5-6 / July 17-18, 2000
Shoulder Arthroscopy Advanced Upadate
Trainer Dott. G. Di Giacomo

October 9, 1999
Update on biomechanical Anatomy, Diagnostic pathology, Arthroscopic Surgery, Rehabilitation
Medical aspects

December 3-4, 1999
Second European Congress on Sports Medicine and Science in Tennis
President: Dr. G. Di Giacomo

Rome (Italy) - Auditorium del Massimo - Via M. Massimo, 1
April 14th, 2012
BASICS OF THE THROWING MOTION

In throwing sports some pathologies which clinically affect the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hip are caused by the use of incorrect biomechanical movement patterns (throwing mechanics). If prevention is better than cure, it is essential to be familiar with the integrated mechanisms of functional anatomy, biomechanics, and neurophisiopathology that represent the very basis of these complex movements. This is the only way to anticipate and, where necessary, treat those dysfunctions which, if left uncorrected, may result in anatomic lesions. Movement analysis, prevention strategies, specific rehabilitation treatments, targeted surgery and post-surgical rehabilitation, must take into due account an in-depth knowledge of the sport specific demands and ultimately the proper sport biomechanics to truly return the athlete to full function.

October 23, 2010
Rome - Auditorium del Seraphicum

April 18, 2009 -
Auditorium del Massimo Via M. Massimo, 1 (Roma - EUR)

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15th Orthopedics Update Course

"Relive surgery"

The course has been replied on may 9
Auditorium del Serafico - Roma
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With the "Municipality of Rome" patronage


Free Course - CME accredited

This course has been intended for basic physicians and physiotherapists to define the indication and treatment after new and revised surgical techniques


Opting for surgical or rehabilitative treatment for example in shoulder prosthesis is nowadays extremely difficult due to the different technological opportunities. Therefore some presentations will focus on specific rehab protocols necessarily complying with the rationale of the surgical intervention performed…
Dott. Giovanni Di Giacomo

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• ISAKOS TEACHING CENTER - www.isakos.com
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• DVD "Shoulder Rehabilitation" included in the conference kit    Verduci Editore (2005)
  Presented to AAOS (American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons) Chicago, (IL) - 2006
  San Diego Shoulder Meeting 2007 led by J. Esch