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Frozen shoulder Faculty of Medicine, Rzeszów University Masters degree studies in Physiotherapy Year 3 Jakub Gargaś gr. II Nr. albumu 121622 23.11.2023 What is frozen shoulder? Symptoms Anatomy Description Physical Examination Treatment

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Frozen shoulder Faculty of Medicine, Rzeszów University
Master’s degree studies in Physiotherapy
Year 3
Jakub Gargaś gr. II
Nr. albumu 121622
23.11.2023<br>
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What is frozen shoulder? 
Symptoms
Anatomy
Description
Physical Examination
Treatment
Physical therapy
Quiz
Bibliography Contents<br>
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What is frozen shoulder? Frozen shoulder is a term for problems in the shoulder joint caused by tiny injuries and strain. 
It usually happens to people between 40 and 60 years old, and it's more common in women than in men.<br>