Best Practice Case Studies-Adhesive Capsulitis of the Shoulder

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Lorann Putnam, an occupational therapist, and Ross Nakaji, a physical therapist, discuss treating adhesive capsulitis using the TERT protocol. This involves four phases: starting with heat to relax tissues, a low-load long-duration stretch through joint mobilization, active assisted motion exercises, and cooling the tissue in its new range with ice. Additionally, shockwave therapy helps break down scar tissue, enhancing treatment efficacy. It uses pulses to target inflammation and requires multiple sessions for optimal results. This comprehensive approach aims to improve mobility, alleviate pain, and enhance patient recovery.

Meta Tag

Concept TERT Protocol

Concept Adhesive Capsulitis

Concept Heat Therapy

Concept Low-Load Long-Duration Stretching

Concept Active-Assisted Motion

Edition 3rd Edition

Related Case 3rd Edition, CASE 50

Topic Shoulder

Keywords

3rd Edition, CASE 50

3rd Edition

Shoulder

adhesive capsulitis

TERT protocol

shockwave therapy

mobility improvement

pain alleviation

Heat Therapy

Low-Load Long-Duration Stretching

Active-Assisted Motion