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🤩 ¡Mira este increíble vídeo del test de Lachman! 💡 El test de Lachman es la prueba clínica más precisa utilizada para detectar roturas del Ligamento cruzado anterior (ACL). 🤓 Tiene una sensibilidad del 85% y una especificidad del 94% (Benjaminse et al., 2006). 🦵 Las lesiones del ligamento cruzado anterior (ACL) se ven con frecuencia en la clínica, pero ¿cuál es la mejor manera de que tus pacientes vuelvan a recuperar todas sus capacidades?⁠ Descubre la respuesta a esta pregunta y otras más

LACHMAN TEST FOR ACL TEARS The original Lachman test is performed like shown in the video. if you have small hands, an alternative is to put your own bent knee under the patient's knee to stabilize the 30° of knee flexion. An alternative is to have the patient in prone lying position and anteriorly translate the knee in 30° of flexion. The Lachman Test is the most accurate test for the anterior cruciate ligament according to literature. According to a meta-analysis of Benjaminse et al. (2006) th

18 reactions | Reverse Lachman Test for PCL Tears Of course, there is also a Lachman Test for the PCL. Unfortunately, in a posterior cruciate ligament, the test performs not as well as for the ACL. It has a sensitivity of 63% and a specificity of 89% and thus performs worse than the other tests we have covered earlier. (Rubinstein et al. 1994) | Physiotutors | Facebook

1.1K views · 22 reactions | LACHMAN TEST & MRI EXPLANATION Always check the intact side to show the patient the firm endpoint of the Lachman test. Then it is easy to appreciate the soft eve point in ACL rupture condition. Also compare to the MRI of the patient. Credit: Prof. Dr. Thore Zantop | PhysioOsteoBook | Facebook