… This study suggests that long-term outcome after MUA for FS is favourable. Late recurrence
of FS is uncommon and the development of OA or rotator cuff pathology is no greater than …

… assess the short-term and long-term outcome of MUA in frozen shoulder once it did not respond
to … the short- and long-term outcomes of MUA and want to compare these two outcomes. …

… of studies and patients included per comparator, outcomes recorded per study) and data (…
- and long-term outcomes including pain on VAS, functional scores and ROM). Results of data …

… evidence relevant to treatment and outcomes for frozen shoulder with the ultimate objective
… range of movement (ER ROM) (secondary outcome) in the short term, midterm, or long term. …

… may experience worse outcomes from frozen shoulder than those … frozen shoulder with
diabetes more closely and offer further treatment if pain or lack of function persists long-term…

… A few researchers have acknowledged long-term residual motion … and long-term outcomes
of conservative treatment of FS might come from the differences in the methods of outcome …

… has not been seen in the long term, and in some cases this … change long-term (6-month and
12-month) outcomes 141 . … the difference is minimal in the long term 103 . CSI alone has no …

… Interestingly, the latter factor was also found in a longitudinal study about the long-term
outcomes of FS.4 Future studies should include these variables to determine whether all of them …

… studies, whereas long-term outcomes tended to favour more invasive treatment, such as
ACR generally. In Figure 5 a positive SMD indicates a more favourable outcome for the first …

… Frozen shoulder is categorized as either primary or secondary. Primary frozen shoulder is
… Secondary frozen shoulder is considered when known associated conditions are identified. …