Purpose of the Test
- Assess the integrity of ligaments surrounding the elbow and forearm.
- Detect subluxation affecting hand rotation.
- Identify the cause of chronic pain during daily activities.
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Experiencing pain during forearm rotation? Our specialized joint instability testing detects ligamentous laxity or subluxation early, ensuring you regain full range of motion and arm strength effectively.
Scientific name: Proximal Radioulnar Joint Instability Testing
A specialized clinical evaluation to detect proximal radioulnar joint instability. It assesses ligamentous integrity and identifies subluxation that may impair forearm rotation and grip strength.
Service type
Clinical examination
Duration
20-30 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Forearm range of motion assessment
- Ligament stress testing
- Clinical findings report
Medical Service Information
Who Should Get This Test?
- Athletes involved in arm-intensive sports.
- Individuals with previous elbow or forearm fractures.
- Patients experiencing clicking or instability during forearm rotation.
What to Expect
- A specialist will move your forearm into specific positions.
- Controlled pressure is applied to test ligamentous laxity.
- Comparison of the affected arm's movement with the healthy one.
Conditions & Notices
- Bring previous X-rays or MRIs if available
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