Adeziv Kapsülit Tedavisinde İntra-Artiküler Kortikosteroid Uygulamanin Yararları

Year 2006, Volume: 3 Issue: 1, 25 - 29, 01.04.2006

Pelin Yazgan Nesrin Gümüşel İsmet Gürel²

Abstract

Amaç:Adeziv kapsülitdeki ağrı ve hareketlerin düzelmesi için, fizik tedavi ile birlikte metilprednizolonun plaseboya göre üstün olup olmadığını belirlemek Gereç-Yöntem:Otuz iki hasta 16 çalışma, 16 kontrol 24 hafta izlendi. Çalışmaya katılma kriterleri: >18 yaş

Keywords

adeziv kapsülit, fizik tedavi, metilprednizolon, intrartiküler enjeksiyon

The benefical effects of intra-articular corticosteroid injection in the treatment of adhesive capsulitis

Abstract

Aim:To determine whether methyprednisolone and physical therapy are superior to placebo and physical therapy for improving pain and range of motion in adhesive capsulitis. Methods: Thirtytwo patients 16 active, 16 placebo completed the 24 weeks protocol. Entry criteria were age >18 years, pain and stiffness in predominantly one shoulder for 0.05 . Conclusions: There is more significant benefit to the methyprednisolone group than plasebo for improvement of pain and movement at 4th week from initial of therapy. But at the end of therapy results were similar

Keywords

adhesive capsulitis, intra-articular injection, physiotherapy, methyprednisolone

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