American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine Meeting Day 1

A man wearing glasses, a light blue long-sleeve shirt with a graphic, black shorts, and black sneakers stands indoors on a patterned carpet near a speaker and large screen.

A man in athletic wear walks on a treadmill outdoors while another man in a blue shirt stands beside him, surrounded by onlookers. The scene takes place near a building with large windows and potted plants.

A man stands in front of a projector screen giving a presentation in a conference room with patterned carpet and wall decor. He gestures toward the screen, which displays text and bullet points.

A man in a suit stands at the front of a conference room, gesturing while speaking. There are tables with gray tablecloths, a projector, papers, and a black bag on the purple-patterned carpet.

Presentation slide titled Biological Effects of Shock Waves lists effects like cell membrane permeability, neurotransmitter dilution, antibacterial effect, and includes a green and yellow microscopic image of biological tissue.

Four men participate in a panel discussion; two sit at a table on the left, one stands behind a podium, and one sits at a table on the right. Microphones and conference badges are visible.

An older man with white hair and glasses stands holding a microphone next to a table and podium in a conference room, facing to the left.

An older man stands behind a dark wooden podium on a stage, speaking into a microphone in a conference room. There is a table with a grey tablecloth and a pitcher of water beside him.

A man stands at a podium speaking into a microphone in a conference room, while a woman sits at a table nearby, listening. The tables are draped with gray cloths and a patterned carpet covers the floor.

Dr. Hoy is attending the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine (AAPSM) continuing education conference in San Francisco, California. Topics covered in today’s lectures and workshops include:

Proper Running Form
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy Training Course
Platelet Rich Plasma
Stem Cell Cartilage Regeneration
Case Studies by AAPSM Past Presidents

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