TOS: Why Do We Take a Pulse When the Problem is Neurologic?
TOS tests are influenced by the criteria used to establish a positive test, i.e. vascular or neurologic.
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Not All Ankle Sprains Are Equal
Injuries to ankle ligaments typically fall into one of two buckets: Lateral and syndesmotic. Read on to learn about the clinical tests available.
Are you using PRECISE measures?
Are you using PRECISE measures? Orthopedics is about precision. Why do we wiggle a joint and subjectively draw a conclusion about its instability? We need to do better. Research has demonstrated digital inclinometers are a more accurate method of assessment (6° minimum significant difference) of knee range of motion than …
“I think I tore my Rotary Cup!”
Distinguishing supraspinatus and infraspinatus is very challenging. Read on to learn how the statistics can help your clinical decisions.
To Measure or Not To Measure: Hip Structural Assessment
Structural tests of the hip can include screening for fractures or local lesions and assessing leg length discrepancy.
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