SLAP Lesion Cluster

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. A combination of the active compression test (O'Brien test) and the passive distraction test appears to be the best test cluster to diagnose a SLAP lesion
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[DoctorPierre]

i am an orthopedic sugeon and i have to say your explantion of the shoulder tests is excelent!! Congrats on the video's

[urhunted]

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[urunkastribrna]

I have had all these tests negative, even magnetic resonation. The pain and the situation was so crazy, docs in the hospoital told me that i am hypochondriac. Then i went to private sport clinic and the exploration surgury was succesfull. I had slap lesion repaired and i am ready to live again, after many months. Dont give up. Greatings from the Czech republic.

[Lrhafner]

what if the second test is more painful ?

[gonzagnr]

what could it mean if the first test is NOT painful in the first position, but VERY painful in the second position (with palm facing up)
bicep tendinitis??

[coyoteproject]

hello, my physiotherapist treated me for bursitis for months. Without results, he told me it was a SLAP lesion. But your test doesn't hurt in internal rotation. Only in external rotation. Does this mean it's not a SLAP lesion? ( The pain occurred while doing my very first muscle up ) Thank you

[sashidar]

Sir, I have slap tear next Feb I have operation

[leftofcentre]

Hi again, Andreas and Kai!
I am a little surprised that you have referred to a 2009 article for this clip, when you could have referenced a more recent study viz: Hegedus et al (2012, ) which you included with your relocation test video. Interestingly enough, you also state in that clip that it is used in assessing shoulder instability, whereas Hegedus et al (2012) found that it is the most sensitive test (52%) for SLAP lesions. They also state that in a low bias study, the passive distraction test was found to be highly specific (>80%, LR+ >/= 5.0) for SLAP lesions.
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[jasonmarsh]

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