Rotator cuff tear test

    • REVIEW OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR ROTATOR CUFF …

      Hughes 32 concluded that the suspicion of a rotator cuff tear may be heightened by positive palpation, combined painful arc/infraspinatus test, Napoleon test, lift-off test, belly-press test or ...

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    • [DOC File]COMMON INJURIES TO THE UPPER EXTREMITY

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      Rotator Cuff Problems. The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles that surround the humeral head (ball of joint). The muscles are referred to as the "SITS" muscles-Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Teres minor and Subcapularis. The muscles function to provide rotation and elevate the arm and give stability to the shoulder joint (glenohumeral joint).

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    • [DOC File]What is shoulder instability

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      Most commonly, the rotator cuff tendons wear and weaken with repetitive use until they eventually tear. In addition, in a tendon that is already weak, a small amount of trauma, such as a pulling injury, can lead to a full tear of the tendon.

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    • [DOC File]The Focused Physical Exam and Physical Maneuvers

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      Drop arm test (rotator cuff tear) Abduct patients to 90 degrees. Let go of arm and ask patient to hold it there. Shoulder apprehension test (shoulder dislocation) Abduct and externally rotate arm to a position where it may easily dislocate. If ready to dislocate, patient will have a look of apprehension/alarm on his face. Yergason Test

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    • [DOC File]Edina Family Physicians

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      A rotator cuff tear may result suddenly from a single traumatic event or develop gradually over time. Most rotator cuff tears are due to age related degeneration and occur slowly over time. Rotator cuff tears may be partial or full thickness. Partial-thickness tears do not completely sever the tendon where full thickness tears do. Full ...

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    • [DOC File]HOME - Bradford VTS

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      Rotator Cuff Tear test. Codman's Sign (Drop Arm Sign) - A sign seen in the absence of rotator cuff function or when there is a rupture of the supraspinatus tendon: the arm can be passively abducted without pain, but when support of the arm is removed and the deltoid contracts suddenly, the pain produced causes the patient to hunch the shoulder ...

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    • [DOC File]Evaluation of Shoulder Pain

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      The classic test for a full tear of the rotator cuff is the empty beer can test, illustrated in the Journal of Family Practice. This tests the integrity of the superspinatus, the most common location of rotator cuff tears. A positive empty can test is most reliable in those over the age of 50.

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    • [DOC File]Shoulder

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      Rotator cuff tear size is graded as: small – less than 1cm; medium 1-3cm; large 3-5cm; massive – greater than 5cm. MRI is useful in assessing the degree of atrophy and fibrosis in the cuff in the setting of massive cuff tears; if the muscle is fibrosed and retracted it is not likely to be repairable.

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    • Instructure

      (2017, April 27). [Patient seated or standing, examiners instructs patient to place hand behind back and touch middle back inferiorly, then repeat superiorly].

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    • [DOCX File]Clinical Scenario Stem

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      Evaluates painful arc / drop arm test for rotator cuff tearPainful arc. Speeds test – full arm supination, shoulder flexion and resist. Pain = labral / biceps tendon pathology. Crank test for labral tear – abduct and IR shoulder, axial pressure and move through ER/IR. Pain = labral tear

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