Dry Needling for Shoulder Pain: Evidence for SAPS and RCRSP (myopainseminars.com)

• Dry needling may reduce pain and improve function in SAPS and RCRSP.
• Evidence includes case series and small RCTs with positive short-term outcomes.
• Best used as part of a multimodal approach including exercise.

"This article discusses dry needling for subacromial pain syndrome (SAPS) and rotator cuff-related shoulder pain (RCRSP), summarizing current evidence to inform clinical decision-making for shoulder conditions."