Dynamic Examination of the Shoulder

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Biceps Transverse Biceps Longitudinal

[ ] Synovitis (target sign), [ ] Tendon calcification, [ ] Tendinosis, [ ] Synovitis (tear drop), [ ] Tendon calcification, [ ] Tendinosis,
[ ] Cortical irregularities, [] Nee-vascularity, [ ] Joint debris, [ ] Cortical irregularities, [] Nee-vascularity, [ ] Joint debris
[ ] Biceps tendon subluxation or dislocation [ ] Joint debris in motion, [ ] Anterior circumflex artery
(over or under subscapularis tendon insertion)

Subscapularis Long Subscapularis Trans

[ ] Subdeltoid bursitis, [ ] Partial and full thickness tears, [ ] Subdeltoid bursitis, [] Partial and full thickness tears,
[ ] Tendon calcifications, [] Cortical irregularities, [ ] Tendon calcifications, [ ] Cortical irregularities,
[ ] Subcoricoid bicep tendon impingement, [ ] Subdeltoid bursitis (tear drop)
[ ] Underlying synovitis, [] Joint debris

Coricoacromial Ligament Long A-C Joint Trans

[ ] Ligament and joint capsule thickening and fibrosis, [ ] Synovitis (sea gull), [ ] Cortical irregularities,
[ ]1Cortical irregularities, [ ] Joint step-off, [ ] Joint separation (texas sign),
[ ] Ligament mounding due to subscapularis displacement [ ] Joint instability, [ ] Joint imbrication

Subacromial Space Neutral Trans Subacromial Space Abduction Subacromial Space Abduction
[ ] Reduced subacromial gap (neutral normal Trans Slight Forward Flexion Trans
is lOmm) compare with asymptomatic side) [ ] Reduced subacromial gap with [ ] Reduced subacromial gap with abduction
abduction (normal> lOmm) (should remain lOmm)
Supraspinatus /Infraspinatus « 3mm is significant) « 3mm is significant)
Tendon Long
[ ] Tendon calcifications, Supraspinatus /Infraspinatus Rotator Cuff Interval
[ ] Subdeltoid bursitis, partial/full thickness, Tendon Trans [ ] Determine the location of the supra
[ ] Cortical irregularities, [ ] ??????????? spinatus/infraspinatus tendon defects in
[ ] Cartilage exposure ("crescent" sign) relationship to the biceps tendon

Posterior Gleno-Humeral Joint Trans Posterior Infraspinoglenoid Notch Trans

[ ] Synovitis, [] Joint debris, [] Labrum irregularities and tears, [ ] Suprascapular nerve and artery, [] Infraspinatus ganglion,
[ ] Infraspinatus ganglions, [ ] Labrum displacements, [ ] Entrapment of the suprascapular nerve
[ ] Anterior (occasionally posterior) gleno-humeral subluxation

Dr Thomas Clark
 Dynamic Examination of the Knee

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Suprapatellar Long Pes Anserine Long

[ ] Quadriceps tendon tears, [ ] Suprapatellar bursitis, [ ] Saphoneus neurovascular bundles, [ ] Pes anserine bursitis
[ ] Joint debris, [ ] Loose bodies, [ ] Patellar spurring,
[ ] Suprapatellar bursal compression, Lateral Collateral Long
[ ] LCL tears, [ ] Popliteus tendon effusion, [ ] Joint debris,
Suprapatellar Trans [ ] Posterior lateral geniculate artery, [ ] Proximal tibiofibular,
[ ] Medial superior patellar retinaculum avulsions, [ ] Lateral meniscal mounding or tears, [] Cortical irregularities.
[ ] Quadriceps tendon tears, [ ] Patellar spurring, [ ] Joint cysts, [ ] Recurrent peroneal nerve entrapment
[ ] Suprapatellar bursitis, [ ] Joint debris [ ] Joint laxity (valgus/varus stress test)
[] Loose bodies, [] Suprapatellar bursal compression
and medial or lateral bursal tracking, Lateral Collateral Trans
[ ] Lateral meniscal tears, [ ] Lateral meniscal root fibrosis, [ ] Joint debris
Suprapatellar Flexed Trans
[ ] Cartilage and cortical irregularities IlioTibial Band Long
[ ] Cortical irregularities of femur and Gerde's tubercle,
Infrapatellar Long [] iliotibial band bursitis
[ ] Patellar tendon defects (Runner's or Jumper's knee),
Posterior Medial Long
[ ] Oshgood Schlatter's disease, [ ] Pre-patellar bursitis,
[ ] Superficial and deep infrapatellar bursitis, [ ] Baker's cysts, [ ] Posterior medial meniscal defects,
[ ] Posterior medial gastrocnemius bursitis
[ ] Joint effusion, [ ] Joint laxity (anterior drawer sign),
[ ] Plical fibrosis, [] Intra-articular ganglion,
[ ] Ganglion and plical impingement Posterior Medial Trans
[ ] Baker's cysts, [ ] Posterior medial gastrocnemius, [ ] Bursitis
Infrapatellar Trans
[ ] Cartilage and cortical irregularities Posterior Lateral Long
[ ] Posterior lateral meniscal defects, [ ] Biceps femoris,
Medial Collateral Long [ ] Tendon defects and ganglion
[ ] MCL tears, [] Medial meniscal mounding or tears,
[ ] Joint debris, [ ] Cortical irregularities, Posterior Lateral Trans
[ ] Joint laxity (valgus/varus stress tests) [ ] Biceps femoris tendon defects and ganglion,
[ ] Peroneal nerve entrapments
Medial Collateral Trans
[ ] Medial meniscal tears, [ ] Joint debris, Posterior Cruciate Long
[ ] Medial meniscal root fibrosis [ ] PCL Hematoma, [ ] Cortical irregularities

Dr Thomas Clark