Hawkins-Kennedy Test
- Hawkins-Kennedy Test is used for Impingement Syndrome
- The test is performed by forward flexing the humerus to 90 degrees
- and forcibly internally rotating the shoulder.
- This maneuver drives the greater tuberosity farther under the coracoacromial ligament, reproducing the impingement pain.
- Sensitivity: 92%
- Specificity: 44%
- Campbel's Operative Orthopaedics 13th Book
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