(+) Trendelenburg Sign EXPLAINED

The video tutorial by Kevin Tolkoff focuses on understanding the Trendelenburg sign, a condition related to hip abductor weakness or nerve damage. It explains the difference between normal and positive Trendelenburg signs, highlighting the role of the gluteus medius and superior gluteal nerve. The tutorial includes real-life examples and detailed analysis of pelvic mechanics during gait, emphasizing the importance of pelvic stabilization.

How does the position of the contralateral side change during a positive Trendelenburg sign?

In the context of the video, what is the significance of observing pelvic tilt during single limb support?

What are the implications of a positive Trendelenburg sign for a person's gait?