During the Thigh Thrust Test, the patient lies supine on a treatment table while the examiner stands on the side being assessed. The examiner stabilizes the pelvis with one hand over the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) and applies an anterior thrust force through the femur using the other hand positioned over the knee.
Thigh Thrust Test
Learn about the Thigh Thrust Test, a diagnostic tool in healthcare to assess hip joint pathology and potential causes of hip pain.
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A positive Thigh Thrust Test result is indicated by reproduction of pain localized to the sacroiliac joint or its surrounding area. This response suggests potential sacroiliac joint involvement in the patient's symptoms, indicating sacroiliac joint dysfunction.
A positive Thigh Thrust Test may indicate sacroiliac joint dysfunction, prompting further evaluation and treatment planning. It provides valuable diagnostic information for healthcare professionals to tailor targeted interventions aimed at reducing pain and improving function.
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