brisement force
brise·ment for·cé
(briz-mon[h]' fōr-sā'),Procedure infrequently used to treat frozen shoulder in which a forceful manipulation is performed to restore range of motion that usually results in disruption of adhesions and tearing of the joint capsule.
[Fr. forcible breaking]
brisement forcé
An obsolete, traumatic surgical procedure, once used to correct club foot deformity (or other bony ankylosis), in which soft tissues are torn and the bone crushed.brise·ment for·cé
(brēs-mōn[h]' fōr-sā')Procedure infrequently used to treat frozen shoulder in which a forceful manipulation is performed to restore range of motion that usually results in torn adhesions and adjacent joint capsule.
[Fr. forcible breaking]