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Background: It is postulated that restriction in glenohumeral external rotation when measured at 45 degree of abduction represent subscapularis muscle flexibility deficits as compared to when it is measured at 90 degrees of abduction which indicates capsular restriction. Adequate glenohumeral external rotation is believed to be essential for the ability to reach overhead . Patients coming to physiotherapy department with shoulder pathology often have to attend various sessions of therapy to get free range of motion of the joint. Thus the aim of this study was to find out whether a single session of soft tissue mobilization and proprioceptive neuromuscular fascilitation improves the range of shoulder abduction and thus the ability to reach overhead.

international journal of physiotherapy and research/international journal of physiotherapy research

IMMEDIATE EFFECT ON EXTERNAL ROTATION AND OVERHEAD REACH IN PATIENTS WITH SHOULDER PATHOLOGY USING PROPRIOCEPTIVE NEUROMUSCULAR FASCILITATION AND SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION