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If the patient has reproduction of pain or numbness, consider thoracic outlet syndrome.

Reproduction of pain or tingling is a positive test.

If the posterior superior iliac spine moves more cephalad on one side, the test is positive, indicating dysfunction.

Pain, catching, or painful clicking is considered a positive test suggestive of a labral tear.

Pain or numbness is a positive test.

Pain or weakness suggests tendinopathy or tear.

Further neurologic or vascular exam may be indicated by history.

Pressure on the knee with counter pressure on the opposite pelvic brim may elicit pain at the hip or sacroiliac joint.

Pain over the dorsum of the wrist is considered a positive test.

Reproduction of pain, numbness, or tingling is a positive test.

If the contralateral leg flexes at the knee and rises off the table, the test is positive.

Reproduction of pain is a positive test.

Most patients can reach to T7 or the lower border of the scapula.

If the PSlS moves more cephalad on one side the test is positive, indicating dysfunction.

Pain is a positive test.

Further neurovascular exam may be indicated by history. Acknowledgement

Pain is suggestive of a femur stress fracture.

A painful clunk is considered a positive test.

Pain suggests possible tendinopathy or tear.

Relief of apprehension is a positive test.

If patient has reproduction of arm pain or numbness, consider thoracic outlet syndrome.

Pain indicates a possible bicepital tendon or associated labral tear.

Most patients can reach past C7.

The test is positive if the patient is unable to keep arms elevated after the examiner releases.

Pain in the lumbar region is considered a positive test.

The test is considered positive if the patient has reproduction of radicular symptoms before 70 degrees of hip flexion.

Laxity indicates a partial or complete ulnar collateral ligament tear.

Reproduction of the pain is a positive test.

Anterior or posterior displacement is positive for instability.

Reproduction of pain or paresthesias with this maneuver is a positive test.

Pain indicates possibly bicepital tendon or labral tear.

Most patients reach to T7 or the lower border of the scapula.

Trendelenburg, indicating a weak gluteus medius or intra articular pathology in the supported hip.

Further neurovascular exam may be indicated by history.