Physical Therapy in the Treatment of Adhesive Capsulitis of the Shoulder Joint

The purpose of the study was to perform an analysis results research devoted effectiveness physical therapy in treatment patients with adhesive capsulitis shoulder joint. Materials and methods. This is result effect on range motion, pain visual analog scale, disability index, Oxford work capacity joint, as well a comparison other methods treatment. Results discussion. There are works which indicate lack certainty regarding superiority certain over others. Systematic reviews identified large gaps evidence indicated need for high quality research. At same time, manipulation under anesthesia arthroscopic capsular release increasingly used promote faster recovery, despite reliable evidence. literature sources allowed us establish that therapeutic exercises manual recommended be separately or supplement intra-articular injection glucocorticosteroids, manipulations release. terms from adding therapy; аn equal anesthesia, exercises, structured pain, disability, function assessments. A clinical cost-effectiveness invasive expensive surgery early found no advantage either approach during 12 months start treatment, provided all received steroid injection. Regarding injections, there benefit use injections alone combination short term. However, their effectiveness. considered long Conclusion. joint useful effective. Physical has worse than surgical interventions injections. Adding may improve short-term conclusions vast majority studies confirm therapy, should taken into account when determining tactics