The management of secondary frozen shoulder after anterior shoulder dislocation – The results of manipulation under anaesthesia and injection

The impact of pre-existing shoulder diseases and traumatic injuries of the shoulder on adhesive capsulitis in adult population

“…This may be because involvement of supraspinatus tendinitis, rotator cuff syndrome, osteoarthritis, and bone fractures may be associated with long-term consequences of impaired function of the shoulder. [25] In addition, progressive damage to the shoulder joint and capsule, [5] humeral fracture, and dislocation [26] may be present in severe forms of AC. Of note, osteoarthritis and AC were distinct entities with similar exam findings that could easily be distinguished with radiographs; however, osteoarthritis was observed as a risk factor for the development of AC.…”

Management of post-traumatic stiffness of the shoulder following upper limb trauma with manipulation under anaesthetic

“…Our group has previously published results for MUA of FS in diabetics and for post-shoulder dislocation stiffness, which demonstrated similar functional outcomes compared to PFS patients. 6,9 The present retrospective review of a large cohort of prospectively collected patients data outlines the association of PTS with various upper limb trauma fractures (excluding simple shoulder dislocations reported previously), 9 as well as their outcomes, compared to PFS, following MUA.…”

A Case Report of 57 Year Old Male Having Post Fracture Stiffness of Right Shoulder with Supraspinatous Tear Case Report

“…Shoulder isometrics 10 sec hold and times a day, shoulder wheel 20 repetition and 4 times a day. Finger ladder 10 repetition each exercise 4 times a day it gives effective result to achieve normal range of motion and pain relief 6 . Pectoral muscle stretch, scapular rotation, shoulder flexion, extension, rotation supinationpronation, medial and lateral rotation for 10 times and home exercise program 1 .…”