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20. October 2026
Using two clinical case studies from Egypt, this lecture explores assessment, treatment and interdisciplinary approaches in physiotherapy practice.
When: Tuesday, 20 October 2026, 4.15 p.m.
Where: Hochschule Campus Wien, H.E.17, Favoritenstraße 232, 1100 Vienna
In this practice-oriented lecture, one case study on the physiotherapeutic care of patients with burns will be presented and analyzed. Using specific clinical situations, different degrees of severity and burn patterns, as well as the resulting diagnostic and therapeutic challenges, will be discussed. In addition a pediatric neurological case study will be presented and discussed on base of the same criteria.The focus is on initial assessment and care, indications for specialized treatment and potential complications as the condition progresses. The case studies also provide an opportunity to understand therapeutic decisions and discuss typical challenges in interdisciplinary treatment.
The lecture combines theoretical foundations with practical experience and is intended to help build confidence in the assessment and treatment of both clincal conditions.
Dr. Lamiaa Said (Integumentary Department) Pharos University in Alexandria/Egypt
A Lecturer of Physical Therapy department of integumentary. In addition, she is the International Relations Coordinator at the Faculty of Physical Therapy
TA Sara Abd Elmaksoud (Pediatric Department) Pharos University in Alexandria/Egypt
A Lecturer of Physical Therapy department of pediatric physiotherapy. In addition, she is specialised on Assessments in that field at the Faculty of Physical Therapy
Please register here for the free lecture.
If you need sign language interpreters, assistive technology for hearing impairments, or anything else to ensure accessible participation, please contact Eva Jöchtl as soon as possible at eva.joechtl@hcw.ac.at or by phone at +43 1 606 68 77-1722.
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