October 2026 Pediatric Case Review: Unconventional Approach to DMD Management - To Cast or Not to Cast?

Unconventional Approach to DMD Management: To Cast or Not to Cast?

Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026

Time: 8:00 pm Eastern Standard Time

Duration: One hour

Deadline to register: Thursday, October 15, 2026 at 7:00 pm Eastern Standard Time

Presented by: Devin Godber, OTD, OTR/L, CHT

Format:  Live case presentation and discussion, and Q&A 


Registration:
This offering is Free to ASHT members, but registration is required for each live monthly session.

Registration Fee:
Members $0
Non-Members $35 


Learning Objectives:
At the end of the presentation, participants will be able to:

1. Evaluate individuals with progressive muscle disorders (such as Duchenn’s Muscular Dystrophy) in regard to their positional needs through hands and upper extremities
2. Effectively choose safe and appropriate interventions for hand positioning in the muscle disorder population.
3. Recognize opportunities for more creative interventions to meet the needs and goals of the patient as opposed to solely following a protocol or status quo of a diagnosis
4. Identify patients who may be appropriate for serial casting or serial orthosis interventions within populations where these interventions have not been historically used


CE Credit:
Attendees earn 1.0 continuing education hours /0.1 CEUs for this session. You will receive access to the session recording and online quiz shortly after the live course. Upon successfully passing the quiz, you will receive your CE certificate.


Pediatric Case Reviews Description:
The Pediatric Case Reviews is a series of monthly live online case presentations of pediatric upper extremity diagnoses. Each month a case will be presented to include a brief description of the diagnosis, objective findings, and therapeutic interventions. The presenter will also discuss their clinical decision-making process and how they navigated any challenges. 


More ASHT Pediatric Offerings

ASHT Foundations in Pediatric Hand and Uppers Extremity Rehabilitation

ASHT also offers a virtual pediatrics course entitled “Foundations in Pediatric Hand and Upper Extremity Rehabilitation.” The course is comprised of 24 on-demand sessions as well as an online course manual. Feel free to explore the course web page for more information on this course offering to further expand your knowledge and skill set.


For further information or questions regarding the Pediatric Case Reviews offering, contact education@asht.org