Frozen shoulder is caused by trouble in the joint capsule, Gabriella Ode, MD, a sports medicine specialist and surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery, in New York City, tells SELF.

Surprise, surprise…perimenopause is likely to be to blame. Women are four times more likely to develop a frozen shoulder than men, and those in their 40s and 50s are particularly prone thanks ...

Joint aspiration is a procedure that removes the fluid with a needle ... However, chronic inflammation in the shoulder joint can lead to additional problems, such as a rotator cuff tear or adhesive ...

erasmusmc.nl Background A variety of therapeutic interventions is available for restoring motion and diminishing pain in patients with frozen shoulder. An overview article concerning the evidence for ...

This procedure involves using insertable cameras ... include bone and joint issues such as arthritis, bursitis, and frozen shoulder. Injury and muscle strains can also cause shoulder blade pain.

As the natural history of frozen shoulder is poorly documented, a prospective study of 40 patients followed up for 40-48 months (mean 44 months) is described. The range of movement was significantly ...

In the athlete patient, after a dislocation of the right shoulder, the shoulder joint was successfully stabilized using arthroscopically placed screws. Meanwhile, in the patient with frozen shoulder, ...

The majority of shoulder and elbow injuries respond to a nonsurgical approach, such as anti-inflammatory medications, icing, rest, physical therapy, a sling or brace. If matters worsen, surgery might ...