The document discusses special tests for labrum tears, including anatomy and function of the labrum. It details specific lesions like Bankart and SLAP lesions and describes testing procedures for diagnosing labrum tears. The significance of the tests is highlighted by the patient's response and the sound produced during the tests.

1. Dr. Juhi Saxena
MPT OBG (1st sem)
Special Test for
Labrum Tear

2. Anatomy of Labrum

3. Function of labrum

4. Bankart Lesion
• 3o clock- 7o clock
• Traumatic anterior
dislocation
• Inferior glenohumeral
ligament
SLAP Lesion
• 10o clock- 2o clock
• Sudden traction on biceps
tendon

6. Therapist stands behind the patient and applies downward eccentric force to the arm.

7. If labrum is torn, humeral head slides over the labrum with pop or crack sound

8. Test is considered negative, if apprehension decreases or patient feels more comfortable.

9. Speed test ?

11. Summary