Description: Hydrodissection is an emerging ultrasound-guided intervention used to treat nerve entrapment and soft tissue adhesions that may contribute to pain, mobility restrictions, and functional limitations. Physical therapists and athletic trainers frequently evaluate and manage patients with these conditions and play a critical role in post-procedural rehabilitation. Understanding the indications, procedural approach, expected outcomes, and rehabilitation considerations associated with hydrodissection allows physical therapists to develop appropriate treatment plans, optimize functional recovery, educate patients, and coordinate care effectively with referring physicians and other members of the healthcare team.

Objectives: • Define hydrodissection and its proposed mechanism of action in the treatment of peripheral nerve and soft tissue entrapment conditions. • Identify common clinical indications and patient populations that may benefit from ultrasound-guided hydrodissection. • Discuss post-procedural rehabilitation strategies and the role of physical therapy following hydrodissection. • Integrate hydrodissection findings and outcomes into treatment planning, exercise progression, and return-to-activity decisions.

Status: Active

Activity Difficulty Level: Advanced

Domains:

• Assessment
• Evaluation and Diagnosis
• Therapeutic Intervention

Format: Face to Face

Dual Credentials and JA: Physical Therapy Professionals

Presenter(s): Gregory Youngs, M.D.

Start Date & Time: 09/30/2026 02:00 PM

End Date & Time: 09/30/2026 03:00 PM

Cost: $0.00

Capacity: 40

City: Fort Worth

State: Texas (TX)

Zip Code: 76104