The Compression Rotation Test assesses for labral tears, particularly SLAP lesions, by applying a compression force while rotating the humerus to provoke pain or clicking indicative of labral pathology.
Compression Rotation Test
Learn about the compression rotation test, its purpose, methods, and an example. Download Carepatron's free PDF for reference.
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Commonly asked questions
The special test commonly used for detecting labral tears, including SLAP lesions, is the Compression Rotation Test. It helps identify instability or damage in the glenoid labrum of the shoulder joint.
No, the Compression Rotation Test and the Crank Test are different. While both tests evaluate the integrity of the glenoid labrum, they involve distinct maneuvers and positions to assess specific types of labral pathology and shoulder instability.
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