Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction: What to do and when to do it

 

Recorded in 2025

Dr. Paul Harradine

 

 

🦢 Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD): A Conservative Management Approach

 Member Discounts Apply


Understand. Intervene. Prevent Progression.

Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD) is one of the most common adult foot and ankle pathologies β€” affecting up to 10% of adults over 65, and around 3% of women over 40.

Left untreated, this progressive and disabling condition can lead to chronic pain, deformity, loss of function, and emotional burden. But with the right conservative strategies, PTTD can be managed effectively without surgery.

 

πŸ’‘ What You’ll Learn

This practical and clinically focused webinar will guide you through the evidence-based conservative treatment options for PTTD, with clear strategies you can implement immediately in your clinical practice.

We’ll explore:

βœ… How to identify and assess early signs of PTTD
βœ… The role of foot orthoses and custom bracing
βœ… Footwear modification and ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs)
βœ… When to escalate, refer or adjust the treatment plan
βœ… Multidisciplinary management strategies to improve long-term outcomes

 

πŸŽ“ Who is this for?

  • Musculoskeletal & Sports Physiotherapists

  • Podiatrists

  • Orthotists

  • GPs with a special interest in MSK

  • Rehabilitation professionals working with ageing or active populations

πŸ“Œ Why It Matters

PTTD isn’t just a β€œfoot problem.” It affects gait, balance, confidence, and independence.
As the condition progresses, so does the burden on the patient and the healthcare system.

This webinar equips you to take timely action, reduce the risk of progression, and offer your patients meaningful, evidence-based care β€” before surgery is ever needed.


πŸ—“ Webinar Details:

14 days for non-members and members keep access for the LIFE of their membership


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Take your foot and ankle rehab skills to the next level.

 

 

CPD certificates included