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Abdulaziz Alomar MD MSc FRCSC Assistant Professor and Consultant Orthopaedic and Sport Medicine Surgeon General MSK Physical Examination P rinciples for Lower Examination Exposure ID: 534155

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Slide1

Knee Examination

Abdulaziz

Alomar, MD,

MSc

, FRCSC

Assistant Professor and Consultant

Orthopaedic

and Sport Medicine Surgeon Slide2

General MSK Physical Examination

P

rinciples for Lower Examination

Exposure

Bilateral limb examination

Anterior and posterior

Gait

LLD

NV examination

Joint above and joint belowSlide3

Gait

Antalgic

gait

Stiff knee gait

Flexed knee gaitSlide4

Knee Examination

Look (Inspection)

Feel (Palpation)

Move

Special tests

Slide5

Inspection (Look)

Deformity

Scars

Swelling

Skin

colour

changes

Muscle wastingSlide6

Muscle wasting Slide7
Slide8

Deformity

Deformity Slide9

Scars Slide10

Localize Swelling Slide11

Defuse swelling (Effusion) Slide12

Feel (palpation)

Temperature

Tenderness

EffusionSlide13

Tenderness

Soft tissue

Bony prominences

Joint lineSlide14

Surface anatomy Slide15

Joint line palpation Slide16

Effusion

Ballotment

MilkingSlide17

MOVE

Active ROM

Passive ROMSlide18

ROM

Flexion contracture

Extension lagSlide19

Special tests

Ligaments (stability):

ACL (Anterior

Cruciate

Ligament)

PCL (Posterior

Cruciate

Ligament)

MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament)

LCL (Lateral Collateral Ligament)

meniscus

Patellofemoral jointSlide20

ACL

(anterior

cruciate

ligament)

Anterior drawer test

Excessive forward movement of the tibia on the femurSlide21

Lachman’s test

The most sensitive test for ACL rupture

Anterior Translation and end point (soft vs. hard)

ACL

(anterior

cruciate

ligament)Slide22

Pivot shift test:

When positive, it is painful

It needs experience to be able to elicit it

ACL

(anterior

cruciate

ligament)Slide23

PCL

(posterior

cruciate

ligament)

Posterior drawer test

excessive

backward

movement

of the tibia

in relation

to the femur.Slide24

Sagging sign:

compare both knees

in

90 degrees

of flexion.

In the injured knee the proximal tibia is displaced backwards compared to the

other side

.

PCL

(posterior

cruciate

ligament)Slide25

MCL

Full extension

15

degree flexion Slide26

LCL

Full extension

15

degree of

flextion

Slide27

Meniscus

Joint line tenderness:

Tenderness in the medial joint line (medial meniscus)

Tenderness in the lateral joint line (lateral meniscus)

McMurrey’s

test for medial and lateral meniscusSlide28

Patella apprehension test