COMPARISON OF GONGS MOBILIZATION AND MAITLAND’S MOBILIZATION IN POST OPERATIVE SHOULDER STIFFNESS
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https://doi.org/10.48047/pyhq7k33Keywords:
shoulder stiffness, mobilization, range of motion, pain, instability.Abstract
Background: After knee discomfort and low back pain, shoulder pain and stiffness is believed to be the third most typical musculoskeletal presentation in primary care. Shoulder stiffness makes it harder to carry out regular tasks since it gradually reduces range of motion and produces pain.
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