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This document provides an overview of frozen shoulder, its stages, and related topics. It details clinical presentations, potential causes, and physical examination findings related to frozen shoulder. The document also explores a range of related diagnostic categories, symptoms, and potential underlying conditions.

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‫< وان ليس لالنسان اال ما سعي وان سعيه سوف يري‬ Enumerate classification of FS ? Primary Secondary 1- independent of 1- After trauma other pathologies 2- Associated with other 2- No history of injuries conditi...

‫< وان ليس لالنسان اال ما سعي وان سعيه سوف يري‬ Enumerate classification of FS ? Primary Secondary 1- independent of 1- After trauma other pathologies 2- Associated with other 2- No history of injuries conditions Systematic 1- Diabetes 2- Thyroid disease Extrinsic 1- Mid-humeral fracture 2- CVA 3- COPD 4- Myocardial infarction 5- Chronic liver disease 6- Cervical disc disease Intrinsic 1- rotator cuff tear 2- Biceps tendonopathy 3- Calcified tendinitis 4- Acromioclavicular arthropathy 5- humeral or scapular fracture >>>Discuss first stage of frozen shoulder ? 1- Mild erythematous synovitis 2- Sharp pain at end ranges of ROM. 3- Achy pain at rest + sleep disturbance. 4- mild decrease in ROM 5- must recognize the loss of ER with an intact rotator cuff to avoid misdiagnosis with impagement 6- severe synovitis in the antero-superior capsule 7- duration >> 0-3m 8- painful and pre-adhesive stage discuss second stage of frozen shoulder ? 1- Thickened red synovitis 2- very painful end ranges of all motions 3- ROM loss becomes more profound and sustained with or without anesthesia 4- (EUA) reveals connective tissue changes resulting in loss of motion 5- acute adhesive or “freezing” stage 6- duration >> 3-9 months Discuss third stage of frozen shoulder ? 1- demonstrate less synovitis 2- significant stiffness with less pain 3- Severe capsular restriction without apparent synovitis 4- GH contracture is most severe in the anterior aspect of the capsule 5- fibrotic or “frozen” stage 6- duration >> 9 to 15 months discuss fourth stage of frozen shoulder ? 1- shoulder function begin to improve 2- Painless stiffness 3- thawing” or “recovery” stage 4- duration >> 15-24 months enumerate muscles tightness and muscles weakness in FS ? Tightness of adductors and Weakness of shoulder retractors internal rotators 1- pectoralis major 1- middle and lower trapezius 2- Latissimus dorsi 2- Rhomboids 3- Teres major >>>Enumerate Differential Diagnosis of FS ? 1- Rotator cuff strain/tear/impingement syndrome 2- GH joint osteoarthritis (OA) 3- Cervical strain 4- Cervical radiculopathy 5- Myofascial pain syndrome 6- Calcific tendonitis 7- Fracture, dislocation 8- Bony neoplasm/metastases Enumerate symptoms of symptoms of cervical spondylosis ? 1- Cervical pain and and posterior headache 2- Pain radiate to the Occiput , Shoulder , Scapula and Arm 3- pain can interfere with sleep 4- Myelopathy or Radiculopathy occur Discuss physical examination of cervical spondylosis ? 1- cervical motion is decreased 2- Crepitus 3- Tenderness 4- Spasm 5- neurological assessment of the upper extremities 6- Gait and lower extremity reflexes assessment Enumerate Differential diagnosis of Cervical Spondylosis ? 1- Adhesive capsulitis 2- Cervical disc disease 3- Cervical sprain and strain 4- Myofascial Pain 5- Multiple sclerosis (MS) 6- Rheumatoid arthritis >>>Enumerate RDIOLOGICAL FINDING IN CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS ? 1- Narwing of disc space 2- Sclerosis of endplate 3- osteophyte lipping 4- Straigt curve 5- Facet arthritis Mention functions OF Upper trapezius-serratus anterior force couple ? 1- Allows for rotation of the scapula, maintaining the glenoid surface for optimal positioning 2- Maintains efficient length tension relationship for the deltoid 3- Prevents impingement of the rotator cuff from the subacromial structures 4- enabling recruitment of the scapulohumeral muscles ENUMERATE Pathophysiology of imangement ? Primary Secondary 1- abnormal mechanical 1- excessive GH joint mobility relationship between the 2- scapular dyskinesis rotator cuff and the coracoacromial arch 2- factors 1- congintal anomaly of AC 2- spur formation of AC 3- OS acromiale 4- Degenerative spurus in coracoid 5- Malunion and non-union in rotator cuff 6- Congenital anomaly in humerus 7- Tendon thick after surgery Enumerate symptoms of Tensile overload imagement ? 1- populations of fibroblasts 2- Vascular hyperplasia 3- Disorganized collagen Enumerate Jobe Isotonic Rotator Cuff Exercises ? 1- Side lying ER 2- SHOULDER EXTENSION 3- Prone horizontal abduction 4- 90 degrees ER >>>Enumerate three auto self mobalization exercises to increase shoulder abduction in case of FS ? 1- Wall climbing exercises 2- Stick to increase external Rotator and Abduction 3- pulley Exercises ( Weights )

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