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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Methods of Assessing Wrist Stability
There are a variety of possible wrist injuries. Ruling out fracture, dislocation, and ligamentous instability are paramount.
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.
The Knee: More than a hinge joint!
Although knee mobilizations are relatively easy, quantifying millimeters of motion is not a something we should take for granted.
The Elbow is Connected to the Wrist Bone!
If one knows anatomy and the actions of the muscles, the performance of the various tests discussed here becomes rather intuitive.