The clinical image of a chronic bursitis and a tendinosis could be quite similar. There are soms simple tricks to distinguish the both, so that you can optimize your treatment strategy.
The clinical image of a chronic and an acute subdeltoid bursitis in the shoulder is quite different. The chronic bursitis, or "bursitis light", is far more frequent.
Straight leg raise test, a clinical interpretation
31/12/2019 - 12:11
What is a positive straight leg raise (SLR) ? Well, that depends on the defintion ?
It is important to interpret this sign in a multilevel perspective.
A negative straight leg raise doesn't exclude a lumbar disc protrusion or internal derangement.
Also be aware of a "sign of the buttock".
