When your patient has a frozen shoulder, or another type of stiff and painful shoulder, you’re in for a challenge. How do you know if your patient has a frozen shoulder or something else like osteoarthritis or avascular necrosis? You’re going to have a hard time getting your patients muscle system to do its job in the presence of stiffness. Do we plug away at the exercises, stretch or mobilise their shoulder, wait for it to “thaw”, get an injection or something else?

In this video series, Jo Gibson (Clinical Specialist Physio) will guide you through how to assess, diagnose and treat the common causes of a stiff, painful shoulder, including frozen shoulder, osteoarthritis, rotator cuff arthropathy and other common causes.

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Stuck on the stiff shoulder?
Freeing up your assessment & treatment

FREE VIDEO SERIES

Stuck on the stiff shoulder? Freeing up your assessment & treatment

Stuck on the stiff shoulder?
Freeing up your assessment & treatment