Kemp Test / Kemps / Extension Quadrant | Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

This is not medical advice. The content is intended as educational content for health care professionals and students. If you are a patient, seek care of a health care professional. In lateral lumbar spinal stenosis, the narrowing of the intervertebral foramen causes neurogenic claudication or facet joint pain. the Kemp test or Kemp's Test provokes this narrowing.

[Izsibirisluboviu]

Andreas looked right into my soul on 1:14 LOL

[ahmedalqanoo]

Thank you for these very wonderful videos
I read that in the npte ier2013 book
(a) Intervertebral foramen: cue patient into side-bending left, rotation left, and extension to maximally close intervertebral foramen on the left. Repeat on other side.
(b) Facet dysfunction: cue patient into side-bending left, rotation right, and extension to maximally compress facet joint on left. Repeat on other side.

[atiqullahfahim]

If I'm not mistaken, it's also known as combined movement.

[hems_am]

Hi doctor. I got a bone scan and it stated that I have no facet degenerative changes however have been dealing with a squat injury in my facet joints for many many months now. I’m 18 years old and sitting for too long in class at university worsens my condition every time I get better with movement. Could I still have facet joint syndrome? It occurred when slamming my joints together in barbell squat and pain is worse in the morning.

[Angle]

You did extension instead of rotation??

[dhabbugajjar]

what if these kemp test is positive on non affected side ?

[sarathsuja]

do videos on lumbar spondylosis special test

[amazinggrace]

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[robherd]

Can i ask what pain on the contralateral side in this test would represent? i'm thinking ligament or maybe annular?

[RP-ojcu]

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