10-Seconds Grip and Release Test
To perform the 10-Seconds Grip and Release Test, instruct the patient to open and close their fingers rapidly…
Read Full Entry →
Orthofixar Database
Special Test
Special Test for orthopedic surgeon…
Browse by Specialty:
Elvey Test | Upper Limb Tension Tests (ULTTs)
Elvey test (known as upper limb tension tests ULTT or brachioplexus tension test) is a neurodynamic test used mainly…
Read Full Entry →
The 6-Item Kraus Weber Tests
Kraus Weber Tests is a group of 6 tests that's used to evaluate the competence of the trunk…
Read Full Entry →
Shoulder Depression Test
Patient Positioning: The patient is comfortably seated or standing upright. Side Flexion: The examiner gently side flexes the…
Read Full Entry →
Shoulder Abduction Test (Bakody Sign)
Shoulder Abduction Test (or as it called Bakody Test) is used in case of suspicion of C4 or C5…
Read Full Entry →
Brush Test (Stroke or Wipe Test)
The Brush Test is a physical examination maneuver designed to detect even minimal effusions in the knee joint.…
Read Full Entry →
Scalene Cramp Test
The Scalene Cramp Test is a clinical examination aimed at eliciting discomfort or pain in the scalene muscle…
Read Full Entry →
Cervical Distraction Test Overview
This test is particularly useful for patients who report radicular pain in their medical history and exhibit corresponding…
Read Full Entry →
Craniocervical Flexion Test
The Craniocervical Flexion Test is specifically designed to evaluate the strength and endurance of the deep cervical flexors:…
Read Full Entry →
Posterior Drawer Test of the Ankle
Posterior Drawer Test of the Ankle is used to test for posterior talofibular ligament injury and/or ligamentous instability…
Read Full Entry →
Silfverskiold Test Interpretation
Silfverskiold Test is used to evaluate the contracture of ankle joint whether it's caused by gastrocnemius muscle contracture…
Read Full Entry →
Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test
What is the Buffalo concussion treadmill test used for? 1. To investigate exercise tolerance in patients with postconcussive…
Read Full Entry →