Table 3. FSSS Criteria for Video Content.

FSSS: Frozen Shoulder-Specific score; MRI: magnetic resonance imaging; PT: physical therapy; NSAIDs: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

Patient presentation

Describes symptoms

Describes patient population

Information about frozen shoulder

Describes anatomy and/or function of the shoulder

Describes frozen shoulder pathophysiology

Describes mechanism of injury

Diagnosis and evaluation

Describes physical examination and findings

Mentions that external rotation deficit is most common

Discusses that X-rays needed to evaluate for osteoarthritis, dislocation, or surgical hardware

Discusses that MRI is not necessary for diagnosis but can evaluate for other pathology

Treatment

Discusses conservative treatment (PT, NSAIDS, and intra-articular steroid injections) as first line treatments for 3-6 months

Mentions diagnostic arthroscopy and other pathologies that can be addressed concomitantly (rotator cuff tears, biceps pathologies, etc.)

Describes manipulation under anesthesia and arthroscopic lysis of adhesions

Postoperative course

Describes complications and outcomes

Mentions the need for physical therapy after operation

Outlines return-to-function timeline