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Special Tests Flashcards

1
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Yergasons

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Integrity or transverse ligament, bicipital tendonosis

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2
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Speeds test

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Bicipital tendonosis

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3
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Neer’s

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Impingement Of soft tissue structures of shoulder complex

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4
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Empty can

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Supraspinatus

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5
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Drop arm

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Tear and full rupture of rotator cuff

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6
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Posterior internal impingement

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Impingement between rotator cuff and greater tuberosity or posterior glenoid and labrum

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7
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Clunk test

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Glenoid labrum tear

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8
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Anterior apprehension sign

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History of dislocation

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9
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Posterior apprehension sign

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Past history of dislocation

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10
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AC shear test

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AC dysfunction like OA or separation

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11
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Adsons test

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Neurological or vascular symptoms of structures passing through thoracic inlet

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12
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Costoclavicular/ military brace test

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Neurological or vascular symptoms of structures passing through thoracic inlet

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13
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Wright hyperabduction test

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Neurological or vascular symptoms of structures passing through thoracic inlet

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14
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Roos

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Neurological or vascular symptoms of structures passing through thoracic inlet

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15
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Hawkins Kennedy

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Subacromial impingement

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16
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Allen’s maneuver

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Thoracic outlet syndrome

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17
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Active labrum compression

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Labral tear and acromioclavicular lesion

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18
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Rent sign

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Torn rotator cuff or rotator cuff impingement

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19
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Crank test

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GH ligament instability

Anterior shoulder instability

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20
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Biceps load 2

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SLAP lesion

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21
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Bear hug

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Subscapularis tear

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22
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Belly compression

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Subscapularis lesion

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23
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Horizontal adduction

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AC joint dysfunction or subacromial impingement

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24
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Tennis elbow test

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Resist wrist extension radial deviation and forearm pronation with hand in fist

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25
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Golfers elbow

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Supinate forearm, extended elbow, extend rest

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26
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Tinels sign at olecranon

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Ulnar

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27
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Pronator teres syndrome

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Median nerve entrapment

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28
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Elbow flexion test

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Cubical tunnel syndrome

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29
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Finkelstein

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De Quervains (abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis)

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30
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Bunnel littler

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Intrinsic tightness at PIP joints (pip flexion with mcp flexion)

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31
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Tight retinacular test

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Tightness around proximal interphalangeal joints

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32
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Froments

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Ulnar nerve dysfunction

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33
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Tinels at carpal tunnel

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Median n

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34
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Phalens test

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Carpal tunnel

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35
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Allen’s test

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Vascular compromise

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36
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Flick test

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Carpal tunnel

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37
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Patrick/ FABER

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Dysfunction of hip such as mobility restrictions

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38
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Grind/ scour (hip)

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DJD

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39
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Trandelenburg

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Glute med weakness or unstable hip

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40
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Thomas test

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Tight hip flexors

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41
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Obers

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TFL or ITB tightness

42
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Ely’s

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Rectus femoris tightness

43
Q

90-90

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Hamstrings tightness

44
Q

Piriformis test

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Pain or paresthesia in buttock or sciatic distribution

45
Q

Leg length test

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True leg length discrepancy

46
Q

Craig’s test

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Abnormal femoral antetorsion angle

47
Q

FADDIR/ FADIR

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Anterior superior impingement, iliopsoas tendonopathy, anterior labral tears

48
Q

Lachmans

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ACL

49
Q

Pivot shift

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ACL

50
Q

Posterior sag

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PCL

51
Q

Posterior drawer

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PCL

52
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Reverse Lochman

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PCL

53
Q

McMurray

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Meniscus

54
Q

Apley

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Meniscus vs ligament

55
Q

Hughstons

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Plica

56
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Patellar apprehension

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History of dislocation

57
Q

Clarke’s sign

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Patellofemoral dysfunction

58
Q

Ballotable patella

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Infrapatellar effusion

59
Q

Fluctuation test

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Knee joint effusion

60
Q

Normal Q angle

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Men 13

Women 18

61
Q

Noble compression

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Distal ITB friction syndrome

62
Q

Tinels at fibular head

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Fibular nerve

63
Q

Wilson test

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Osteochondritis dissecans of medial femoral condyle

64
Q

Neutral subtalar positioning

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Rear foot and forefoot position

65
Q

Anterior drawer of the ankle

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Anterior talofibular lig

66
Q

Talar tilt

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Calcaneofibular lig

67
Q

Thompson’s test

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Achilles’ tendon

68
Q

Tinels sign posterior to medial malleolus

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Posterior tibial n

69
Q

Tinels sign at dorsal retinaculum

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Deep fibular n

70
Q

Morton’s test

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Stress fracture or neuroma in forefoot

71
Q

Kleigers test

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Distal tibiofibular syndesmosis

72
Q

Windlass

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Plantar fascia

73
Q

Vertebral a test

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Integrity of vertebrobasilar system

74
Q

Flexion rotation test

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Cervical contributions to headache

75
Q

Anterior shear test (cervical)

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Upper cervical spine ligaments and capsules

76
Q

Spurlings test

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Dysfunction (usually compression) of nerve root

77
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Maximum cervical compression test

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Compression of neural structure is a intravertebral foramen and or facet dysfunction

78
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Distraction test

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Compression of neural structure is a intravertebral foramen and or facet dysfunction

79
Q

Shoulder abduction test

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Compression of neural structures within intervertebral foramen

80
Q

Lhermitte’s sign

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MS

81
Q

Modified sharp purser

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Transverse lig

82
Q

Rib springing

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Rib mobility

83
Q

Thoracic springing

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Intervertebral joint mobility

84
Q

Slump test

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Dysfunction of neurological structures that supply the lower limb

85
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Lasegue’s test

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Dysfunction of neurological structures that supply the lower limb

86
Q

Femoral nerve traction test

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Compression a femoral nerve anywhere along its course

87
Q

Valsalva

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Space occupying lesion

88
Q

Prone instability test

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Instability of lumbar spine

89
Q

Quadrant test

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Compression of neural structures at intravertebral foramen and facet dysfunction

90
Q

Stork

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Spondylolisthesis

91
Q

McKenzie’s slide glide test

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Differentiate between scoliotic curve richer versus neurological dysfunction causing abnormal curvature of the trunk

92
Q

Bicycle / vanGelderen’s test

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Intermittent claudication or spinal stenosis (less pain slumped)

93
Q

Well straight leg raise

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Herniated nucleus pulposis or neural tension/ radiculopathy

94
Q

Gillet’s test

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Posterior movement of the ilium related to the sacrum

95
Q

Ipsilateral anterior rotation test

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Anterior movement of the ilium relative to the sacrum

96
Q

Gaenslen’s test

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SIJ dysfunction

97
Q

Long sit (supine to sit)

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SIJ dysfunction tat might cause leg length discrepancy

98
Q

Goldwait’s

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Differentiates between lumbar spine and SIJ dysfunction

99
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Sidelying iliac compression test

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SIJ dysfunction

100
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Supine iliac gapping

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SIJ dysfunction

101
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TMJ compression

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Pain with compression of retrodiscal tissues

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