MUA/Capsular Release

Manipulation under anaesthetic (MUA) / Arthroscopic Capsular Release

Indications:

Primary and secondary frozen shoulder
Post-traumatic stiff shoulder.

Procedure:

Usually performed under combined general anaesthetic & Interscalene Block
Full ROM is usually achieved operatively unless otherwise stated. The aim of rehab is to retain that motion. Therefore early and active rehab is started as soon as possible post-operatively.

	Post op
Day 1 Day Case	Passive & active ROM is begun Ensure the joint is taken through all planes of movement Book out patient physio appointment within 5 days or into the shoulder class
Out patient Levels 1-3 Exercises	Aims: Reduce pain to enable ROM to be achieved Restore full ROM as quickly as possible through passive & active assisted exercise, maintain & improve this range Ensure normal movement pattern with ROM Improve shoulder strength through a graduated strengthening programme Continue physio until the patients' full potential has been reached

Milestones

6 Weeks

ROM greater than the pre-op range

6 Months

Full ROM achieved

See Post-Operative Exercises

See Post-Operative Exercises

Related Links:

- News & Research on Frozen Shoulder
- Patient Information
- Shoulder Classes

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