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Physiotherapy in posttraumatic adhesive capsulitis
 HOMER, Jakub
The topic of the thesis is the syndrome of the frozen shoulder which is characteristic for it´s clinical features and typical process. The clients are disabled mostly by the cruel pain and rather limited motion. The disease has a strong influence to mentality of the client because of it´s long process and unpredictable results of the therapy. There is no return of the same range of motion guarantied which were there before the disease started. The thesis is divided into four main chapters. The first is theoretic and it deals with anatomy, biomechanics and kineziology of the shoulder joint. The second chapter explains adhesive capsulis, history of the disease, it´s origin, diagnostic and possibilities of the therapy. The conclusion of the first part brings the chapter on kinds of clinical check up of upper limb. While the second part of the thesis gives the aim, the third part brings the list of methods included in the research which ran in the Aurora spa in the town of Trebon. There were two clients present in the qualitative research. The lists of the used literature, key words and abbreviations are a necessary part of the thesis. There are of course attached pictures included. It is possible to use the thesis as a study and education literature as well as a compare material in the clinical praxis. It should not be used as a template to the praxis of therapy in any way.
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Usage of special physiotherapeutic methodics in frozen shoulder syndrom
KUBALÁKOVÁ, Tereza
A topic of the bachelor thesis is the frozen shoulder syndrome. It is a common disability of the shoulder joint, but it belongs to one of the least explained illnesses of the shoulder. It has quite a typical course and objective findings, characteristic is particularly a limitation of an active and passive movement. This syndrome is a very painful, long-lasting condition. Patients usually recover, but they may never regain their full motility. A goal of the first part of the thesis was to work up theoretical supporting documents on this issue. A goal of the research part was a choice of clients with the frozen shoulder syndrome and a practical verification of various examination and therapeutic methods. I used a method of a qualitative research for the practical part of the bachelor thesis, a case study. The bachelor thesis can be used in a clinical practice of physiotherapists.
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