Frozen Shoulder (In medical terms)

Frozen Shoulder: A Comprehensive Summary for Healthcare Professionals Frozen shoulder (FS), also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a common condition characterized by significant pain and stiffness of the shoulder joint, resulting in functional impairment. This summary synthesizes key findings from four foundational studies, providing an evidence-based overview of FSโ€™s etiology, progression, diagnosis, differential diagnoses, management,... Continue Reading →

Understanding the BASK Meniscal Surgery Guidelines (2018): Key Insights for Clinicians

The 2018 Meniscal Surgery Guidelines by the British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK) provide a comprehensive roadmap for assessing and managing meniscal injuries. Whether youโ€™re a seasoned clinician or early in your career, these guidelines emphasize evidence-based practice, patient-centered care, and the importance of non-operative approaches where appropriate. Here's a breakdown of the... Continue Reading →

Management of lateral elbow tendinopathy

(Coombes, Bisset, & Vicenzino, 2015) Aims: To collate evidence and expert opinion on the pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and differential diagnosis of LET. Factors that might provide prognostic value or direction for physical rehabilitation are canvassed. Clinical recommendations for physical rehabilitation are provided, including the prescription of exercise and adjunctive physical therapy and pharmacotherapy. Methods: Not... Continue Reading →

Patellofemoral Pain

(Willy et al., 2019) Aims: Guidelines on PFP Methods: Review of literature & experts' consensus. Limitations: May be bias in expertsโ€™ opinion. Broad topic. Expert consensus In Practice: Diagnosis: The presence of retro-patellar or peri-patellar pain, (2) reproduction of retro-patellar or peri-patellar pain with squatting, stair climbing, prolonged sitting, or other functional activities loading the... Continue Reading →

Surgical management of degenerative meniscus lesions: the 2016 ESSKA meniscus consensus

(Beaufils et al., 2017) Aims: To provide a reference frame for the management of DMLs, based both on scientific literature and balanced expert opinion. Methods: Formal consensus process (HAS). Steering group: 15 experts (Surgeons, 1 physio, 1 statistician). Frame + Extensive review. Quality assessed with Cochrane methodology. Altogether, the complete consensus initiative involved 84 clinicians... Continue Reading →

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