Frozen shoulder, commonly called frozen shoulder, is characterized by pain and movement restrictions. Pain is usually felt on the front and sides of the shoulders and can become more painful when ...

A frozen shoulder can develop after someone has had surgery that restricts movement of their arm or shoulder, says Hascalovici. However, you can reduce the chance of getting a frozen shoulder post ...

You are more likely to get a frozen shoulder if you have diabetes. Recent trauma (surgery or arm fracture) can put you at a higher risk for a frozen shoulder. Heart disease, thyroid disease ...

Wang et al conducted a study to investigate the efficacy and risk factors associated with arthroscopic adhesiolysis in ...