Background: Adhesive capsulitis is a common disabling and painful condition that causes limitation of both passive active ranges shoulder joint. Division frozen can be into primary secondary categories. Different techniques have been devised in physiotherapy to regain limited range motion adhesive capsulitis. Objectives: To compare the effects anterior posterior grade III Kaltenborn glides on g...

Background: Impingement syndrome is a disorder of unknown etiology in which the restriction shoulder movements result inflammation joint capsule and its ligaments. Aim: To explore relationship depression anxiety among Patients Adhesive Capsulitis, correlation despair nervousness with pain disability index Capsulitis. Methodology: A correlational study was conducted 280 patients both genders fro...

background: frozen shoulder has always been considered important because of the impact on the quality‑of‑life and long period of illness. therefore, the use of noninvasive and safe techniques that can speed up the healing process of the disease is important. methods: this study was a randomized clinical trial study on patients suffering from frozen shoulder who were referred to isfahan universi...

Rheumatological manifestations are frequently observed in diabetes. The present study aims at estimating the prevalence of rheumatological conditions associated with diabetes, and finding out the covariates of increased prevalence of these manifestations. Out of 120 diabetics, 64(53.33%) had some form of rheumatological problem. Osteoarthritis was the most commonly encountered condition (50% of...

Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis, is a common problem in general practice presenting as pain that may be severe, accompanied by progressive loss of movements resulting function.In 1934 Codman introduced the term “frozen shoulder”, stating it was characterized insidious onset, near insertion deltoid, inability to sleep on affected side, painful and restricted elevation external rotation, b...

This article contains bibliographical data concerning the rheumatic clinical manifestations in hypothyroidism: polyarthralgias, lack of recent skill of fine movements of the hands, carpal tunnel syndrome or tarsal, degenerative arthropathy or acute type (gout, chondrocalcinosis), adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder syndrome), generalized muscular stiffness, hypothyroid myopathy, secondary oste...