INTRODUCTION:

Adhesive capsulitis is a very frequent pathology in middle-aged women. It consists of a clinical picture that presents with intense pain and limitation of mobility, especially external rotation.

Etiology:

Although there are several theories, in most cases the etiology is unknown.

Diagnosis:

The diagnostic presumption begins with the clinical history, where the result of the examination is crucial. The diagnosis is confirmed by an MRI.

Treatment:

Generally, the treatment of this pathology is performed through rehabilitation, although in acute pain crisis it may be indicated to perform one or several infiltrations with anti-inflammatory medication. In cases where improvement is not obtained, an arthroscopic capsulotomy may be necessary.

SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY:

It consists of performing a capsular release called arthroscopic capsulotomy, among other structures.