Intermittent Claudication Test
What is the Intermittent Claudication Test? The intermittent claudication test detects the sign of costoclavicular compression syndrome. Let’s understand what …
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Strunsky Test
What is Strunsky Test? A strunsky test is a provocation test that is used to assess metatarsalgia. Now you people …
Dawbarn’s Test
What is Dawbarn’s Test? The dawbarn’s test indicates signs of subacromial bursitis. Before understanding the procedure of performing the dawbarn’s …
Abbott Saunders Test
What is the Abbott Saunders Test? The Abbott-saunders test indicates subluxation (partial dislocation) of the long head of the biceps tendon in …
Abduction Stress Test
What is Abduction Stress Test? The abduction stress test indicates a sacroiliac joint syndrome. This test is also performed to …
Teres Test
What is Teres Test? The teres test indicates contracture of the teres major muscle. The teres major muscle functions as …
Hueter Sign
What is hueter Sign? The hueter sign indicates rupture of the long head of the biceps tendon. The procedure of …
Transverse Humeral Ligament Test
What is Transverse Humeral Ligament Test? The transverse humeral ligament test indicates transverse humeral ligamentous insufficiency, and it also indicates biceps tendinitis. …
Lippman Test
What is Lippman Test? The Lippman test is used to detect pathology in the long head of the biceps tendon. It …
Bonnet Sign (Piriformis Sign) – For Detecting Sciatica
What is Bonnet Sign? The bonnet sign is used to provoke the symptoms of sciatica. The Bonnet sign is also …