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Positioning. The subject stands with the arm hanging and the elbow bent to 90°. The examiner stands in front of the subject. Both hands encircle the distal part of the forearm in such a way that the heel of the ipsilateral hand is placed on the dorsal aspect of the ulna and the fingers of […] Passive pronation Positioning. The subject stands with the arm hanging and the elbow bent to 90°. The examiner stands in front of the subject. Both hands encircle the distal part of the forearm in such a way that the heel of the contralateral hand is placed on the palmar aspect of the ulna and […] Positioning. The subject stands with the arm hanging and the elbow bent to a right angle. The examiner stands in front of the subject. Both hands encircle the distal forearm in such a way that the heel of the ipsilateral hand is placed against the dorsal part of the ulna and the fingers of the […] Positioning. The subject stands with the arm hanging and the elbow bent to a right angle. The examiner stands in front of the subject. Both hands encircle the distal forearm in such a way that the heel of the contralateral hand is placed against the volar part of the ulna and the fingers of the […] SYMPTOMS There is a severe sharp pain around the anterior tibio fibula junction, haemarthrosis and sense of ankle instability after a severe hyperflexion – inversion or eversion ankle sprain. A player cannot continue and will limp off the pitch. This injury is well-known in association with a fracture but occurs frequently in isolation in […] |
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