When Convex-Concave Rule Meets Clinical Practice The convex-concave rule was developed by Freddie Kaltenborn. It has been taught for decades as the way to explain the arthrokinematics of a joint. It identifies that when the concave joint surface moves on the convex surface, rolling and gliding occur in the same direction. Thus, if the concave …
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The combination of mechanism of injury, clinical signs and symptoms, as well as a positive labral test will help identify a labral concern.
There are several tests available for assessing the return to play. Six lower extremity functional tests are discussed to assess strength, symmetry, balance, and/or agility.
Evaluating the SI Joint can be challenging with very small amounts of movement and tests with variable statistical values.