A CASE REPORT ON EFFECTIVENESS OF SPENCER TECHNIQUE ON PAIN, ROM, AND DISABILITY IN A SUBJECT WITH SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME

Background-Shoulder impingement syndrome is characterized by tendinitis in the rotator cuff muscles as they travel through the space beneath the acromion or subacromial space. It is accompanied with shoulder pain, limited range of motion and weakness in resisted abduction and forward flexion and stiffness.[1] shoulder impingement occurs in 1 to 5% of the 7 to 30% prevalence of shoulder pain.[2] Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a common pathologic condition of the shoulder joint