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Adhesive Capsulitis
• Painful restricted ROM• Early loss of ER• Normal x-rays• Occurs in middle-age –aged
females greater than males
Adhesive Capsulitis
• Usually idiopathic
• Associated with diabetes mellitus, inflammatory arthritis, trauma, prolong immobilization, thyroid disease , stroke, myocardia infarction, or autoimmune disease
• May also occur secondary to rotator cuff disease
Adhesive Capsulitis
• X-rays normal• Arthrogram shows a reduce in capsule
volume• Pathology thought to be due to inflammation
in the rotator cuff greater than global capsule, causing capsule tightening
Adhesive Capsulitis
• Stages one and two use modalities, analgesics and NSAD and glenohumeral joint injections to reduce inflammation and pain
• Facilitate rehabilitation and shorten the duration of the condition.
• Avoid aggressive exercise because this will exacerbate the condition
Adhesive Capsulitis
• Generally near normal function over a 12 – 14 month period.
• Patient not improve after 4 to 6 months may benefit from manipulation under anesthesia or arthroscopic lysis of adhesions
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