Why is this test performed?
- To evaluate the extent of ACL damage.
- To check the integrity of the PCL.
- To determine knee stability following sports injuries.
- To decide on the necessity of surgery vs. physical therapy.
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Get a comprehensive assessment of your knee stability through specialized manual clinical tests. This evaluation helps detect ACL, PCL, and collateral ligament injuries early, ensuring safe movement and effective recovery planning.
Scientific name: Knee Ligament Stability Manual Stress Testing
A specialized clinical examination using Lachman and Pivot Shift tests to evaluate ACL, PCL, and collateral ligaments. It accurately diagnoses tears or laxity to guide treatment for athletes and joint patients.
Service type
Clinical Examination
Duration
15-20 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Lachman Test
- Pivot Shift Test
- Collateral Ligaments Assessment
- Clinical Status Report
Medical Service Information
Who should get this test?
- Athletes experiencing sudden knee twists.
- Individuals feeling knee instability or 'giving way' while walking.
- Patients with direct trauma to the knee joint.
- People entering sports rehabilitation programs.
What to expect during the exam?
- The specialist will ask you to lie in a relaxed position.
- Specific manual maneuvers (Lachman & Pivot Shift) will be applied.
- The test is generally painless but requires muscle relaxation.
- You will receive an immediate assessment of ligament integrity.
Conditions & Notices
- Wear comfortable sports clothing for easy knee movement
- Bring previous imaging results (MRI/X-ray) if available
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