Hip/Pelvis Special Tests
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Patrick/FABER | iliopsoas spasm, SI dysfunction | thigh does not lower; posterior pain (SI) or anterior pain (iliopsoas)
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Gaenslen's | SI joint dysfunction, L4 nerve lesion | pain in the SI region
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Spring | SI joint mobility | pain is elicited
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Pelvic (Iliac) Compression | integrity of SI ligaments due to sprain/irritation | pain at the SI joints
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Anterior Pelvic Distraction (Gapping) | integrity for anterior SI ligaments | pain in the gluteals, legs, increased laxity
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Posterior Distraction (Hibb's) | integrity of posterior SI ligaments | greater laxity on injured side
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Sacral Fixation (Gillett's) | SI joint hypomobility, adhesions | position of the PSIS remains level
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Femoral Nerve Traction | nerve pathology L2-L4 | pain, numbness, tingling radiating to groin and/or anterior thigh
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Trendelenberg Sign | gluteus medius weakness | NWB hip drops away from WB hip
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Thomas Test | tight hip flexors (iliopsoas) | involved thigh flexes off table and back does not flatten against table
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Kendall (Rectus Femoris Contracture) | tight rectus femoris | involved knee moves into EXT
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Ely's | tight rectus femoris | hip on involved side spontaneously FLEX
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Ober's | ITB and TFL tightness | hip stays ABD or pelvis moves before hip is ADD
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Nobel's | ITBS | pain at about 30 degrees from full knee EXT
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Renne's | ITB Integrity | pain at 30-45 degrees of knee FLEX at lateral femoral condyle
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Tripod Sign (Hamstring Contracture) | hamstring contracture | athelte will EXT trunk to relieve pain in hamstrings upon knee EXT
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90/90 Straight Leg Raise | hamstring contracture | knee FLEX is greater than 20 degrees to knee EXT
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Piriformis | piriformis tightness | pain in piriformis; resultant sciatica
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Fulcrum | femoral stress fracture | sharp pain, apprehension flet when fulcrum arm is under the potential fracture site
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Hip Scouring (Quadrant) | arthritis, osteochondral defects, avascular necrosis, acetabular labral defects | pain, apprehension, catching, grinding, reproduction of symptoms
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Leg Length | anatomical or funcitonal leg length discrepancies | difference in length >.25"
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Limb Girth | atrophy/swelling of limb | difference in girth as compared bilaterally
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Anatomical Leg Length | leg length discrepancy | difference in length >.25" as measured from medial malleolus to ASIS
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Funcitonal Leg Length | leg length discrepancy | difference in length >.25" as measured from medial malleolus to umbilicus
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