Wright Test
Wright Test or Hyperabduction test is used to assess for thoracic outlet syndrome. With repeated or continuous hyperabduction…
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Halstead Maneuver
The Halstead maneuver serves as a provocative test used in the clinical evaluation of thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS),…
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Costoclavicular Test – Military Brace
The costoclavicular test is a clinical examination maneuver designed to detect possible compression of neurovascular structures in the…
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Yergason Test Overview
Yergason test identifies the presence of pathology to the long head of the biceps tendon within the bicipital…
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Shoulder Upper Cut Test
The evaluation of shoulder pathology requires a comprehensive approach utilizing various clinical tests to accurately diagnose specific conditions.…
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Trapezius Triangle Sign
The Trapezius Triangle Sign is a valuable clinical assessment technique for evaluating potential trapezius muscle dysfunction or spinal…
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Trapezius Muscle Test
Trapezius is a large trapezoid-shaped muscle on the posterior aspect of neck and trunk. The Trapezius Muscle Test…
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Shoulder Speed Test
Speed Test (Palm-Up Test or Straight Arm Test) is used to evaluate Biceps tendinitis and Superior labral anterior…
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Punch Out Test
The Punch-Out Test serves as a valuable clinical examination tool for healthcare practitioners to evaluate serratus anterior muscle…
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Pectoralis Minor Tightness Test
The pectoralis minor muscle, though smaller than its major counterpart, plays a significant role in scapular positioning and…
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Biceps Tendon Tests
Biceps Tendon Tests include Yergason Test, Nonspecific Biceps Tendon Test, Abbott-Saunders Test, Snap Test, Hueter Sign, Ludington Test…
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Pivot Shift Test
Pivot shift test is a manipulative test for demonstrating the rotatory subluxation that is often associated with anterior…
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