A case study on Physiotherapy intervention for periarthritis shoulder along with diabetes mellitus

Abstract

A patient with periarthritis in the shoulder and diabetes mellitus is shown; she had restricted
abduction, external, and internal rotation in both the active and passive ranges. To rule out
supraspinatus tears, use an MRI. Physical evaluation exams verified the diagnosis of adhesive
capsulitis in the shoulder. He had successful treatment from a combination of physical therapy
techniques, such as ultrasonography, therapeutic exercises, transcutaneous electrical stimulation,
and shoulder girdle mobilizations. All of the ranges showed notable improvement at 3, 6, and 9
weeks into the treatment.