A COMPARISON OF THE CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF PRP INJECTION AND ARTHROSCOPIC RELEASE FOR THE TREATMENT OF FROZEN SHOULDER BASED ON CLINICAL TESTS

COMPARISON OF THE CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF PRP INJECTION AND ARTHROSCOPIC RELEASE FOR THE TREATMENT OF FROZEN SHOULDER BASED ON CLINICAL TESTS

This prospective, interventional study will be performed on clinical trials. 126 patients with frozen shoulder who referred to the orthopedic clinic in 1398 will enrolled in an easy non-probable way. Patients will be randomly allocated into three groups of 42 people. The first person will treated with PRP followed by physiotherapy and the second one will treated by arthroscopy followed by physiotherapy and the third one was physiotherapy alone, and this trend continued until 42 subjects Arrived Finally.

Patients’ demographic information including their age, gender, BMI, and diabetes, be recorded in a checklist. The first group of subjects received PRP treatment followed by physiotherapy, PRP group will received 2 cc PRP in shoulder. the second group will be treated with arthroscopic release followed by physiotherapy and the third one or controlled group will received only physiotherapy. In the end, patients were examined in the next 6 weeks, 6 months and 12 months.

inclusion criteria: all the patient with frozen shoulder. exclusion criteria:less than 30 years old,more than 70 years old,patient who had any operation in same shoulder to treat frozen shoulder,any fracture aroun the shoulder, shoulder joint septic arteritis.

Patients will be randomly allocated into three groups of 42 people. The first group will treated with PRP, and the second one will treated by arthroscopy, and the third one or control group was physiotherapy alone.

1. patient score in AMERICAN SHOULDER AND ELBOW QUESTIONARY 2. patient score in SIMPLE SHOULDER TEST 3. patient score in Oxford shoulder score final.

126 patient with frozen shoulder that refer to orthopedic clinic in 1398 will enrolled in an easy non-probable way.Patients were randomly allocated into three groups of 42 people. The first person was treated with PRP followed by physiotherapy and the second one was treated by arthroscopy followed by physiotherapy and the third one was physiotherapy alone, and this trend continued until 42 subjects Arrived Finally

all data can be available for all the people who interest in PRP.

when the research finished.

all data can be available for all the people who interest in PRP.

for PRP development

dr amirreza sadeghifar. a.sadeghifar.kmu.ac.ir

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