Best Practice Case Studies-Glenoid Labrum Tear

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Dr. Mike Henehan discusses diagnosing shoulder pain, focusing on labral injuries, commonly seen in sports medicine. The presentation covers clinical tests, including the Hawkins and Neer's tests for impingement, involving arm positioning and rotation. For diagnosing labrum tears, the O'Brien's and bicep load tests use the long head of the biceps. The Mayo shear test evaluates the labrum using the humeral head as a probe. By employing various tests, incorporating both biceps and bone, clinicians can increase diagnostic accuracy despite individual tests lacking high sensitivity and specificity.

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Edition 2nd Edition

Related Case 2nd Edition, CASE 48

Topic Shoulder

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2nd Edition, CASE 48

2nd Edition

Shoulder

shoulder pain

labral injuries

clinical tests

diagnostic accuracy

sports medicine