Speed’s Test for Biceps & SLAP Tears 🩺
Speed’s test assesses biceps injuries and SLAP tears by flexing the arm at 90° and supinating, then applying resistance to evaluate pain.
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4.4K views • Nov 20, 2023
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Speed’s test is used to evaluate for biceps injuries and SLAP tears. The arm is flexed forward to 90 degrees and supinated. The examiner is asked to flex against resistance. The arm is then pronated and the shoulder is flexed against resistance again. Pain with flexion especially in pronation suggests biceps etiology; vague shoulder pain suggests SLAP tear.
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Nov 20, 2023
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