Brisement Injection with Physical Therapy: A Novel Approach to Managing Glenohumeral Joint Osteoarthritis.
Elizabeth S Liotta, Lauren Wichman, Gary Calabrese, Kelly D Kinsey, Richard Kring, Adam Kimberly, Michael Dakkak, Leo Oliveira, Caitlin M Lewis, Molly E McDermott, Jessica C Tomazic, Matthew Kampert, Dominic M King, Matthew G Mitchkash, Vikas D Patel, Jason A Genin
PMID 41185649WHAT IT FOUND
This paper describes a proposed treatment method but reports no patient outcomes.
It outlines how to combine shoulder injections with physical therapy, but does not show whether this works.
What this paper is
This is a clinical commentary proposing a treatment approach, not a study of patients. It describes how to combine brisement injection with physical therapy for shoulder osteoarthritis, but it reports no participants, no outcomes, and no findings. There is nothing here to change your practice on.
The easy way to misread this
Do not read the described protocol as evidence that this approach works. The authors propose this method for glenohumeral osteoarthritis, but the paper reports no patients and no results.
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