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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 ‘Catfish effect’ theory in the needle-knife treatment of frozen shoulder in the use of [Abstract] will ‘catfish effect’ philosophy applied to needle-knife therapy for frozen shoulder. Protest lysis beak ligament is a needle-knife treatment of frozen shoulder brachial important part. [Keywords:] scapulohumeral periarthritis; needle-knife therapy; Catfish Effect Frozen shoulder frozen shoulder is a common type, commonly referred to as frozen shoulder, more likely than referring to the frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder with rapid onset, severe pain, shoulder muscle protective spasm, caused by the activities of limited shoulder. The acute phase generally lasted 2 to 3 weeks after the chronic phase to enter. 1 ‘catfish effect’ theory in the use of frozen shoulder treatment Needle-knife therapy is currently in the efficacy of conservative treatment of frozen shoulder sure that a shorter course of treatment, patients more acceptable method of treatment. Treatment typically begins with the needle-knife to find the most obvious point of tenderness, but a lot of history longer or more severe in patients with adhesions are often not very clear, tender points, the chief complaint often only ‘pain in the shoulder and upper arm are not out of pain, but the inside pain, hard to explain specifically what point, shoulder limited activity ‘. At this time we will be based on clinical experience, for the first time prior to the brachial beak ligament, coracoid Department, supraspinatus arrived only side gang under the teres minor muscle and the arrival only for the treatment of end-point, the general election 2 to 3 points, rostral brachial ligament which must be selected for the point, because it is the author use the word ‘catfish effect’ of the catfish. Two treatment Patient sitting or lateral position, the skin has fully exposed the ipsilateral shoulder, gentian violet points, or experience pain in the sensitive treatment of fixed points, local