Test Item Cluster | Full-Thickness Rotator Cuff Tear

In this video, we explore the test item cluster for a full-thickness rotator cuff tear. Specifically, we will cover the special tests used, their sensitivities and specificities, and likelihood ratios of having the condition.
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[@bformslag]

Excellent videos, and you are helping me study for NPTE so hard right now. One *minor* nitpick is the sudden release of a patient's arm when testing for any sort of tear. I've found that patients hate you less if you instruct them to hold their arm up, and then slowly and gently reduce your support of their limb, and see how they react. I'd probably smack you if you had all my arm weight and I had a torn RTC, and you just let go of my arm :p

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Thanks! I totally agree, just going with the textbook procedure, but yeah, I would provide some sort of minor assist down instead of just dropping.

[@percivalacosta5297]

informative.. TY