Lachman's Test | Rationale & Interpretation

The video tutorial explains Lachman's test, a special test for assessing ACL injuries. It compares Lachman's test with the anterior drawer test, highlighting differences in hand positioning and force application. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on performing Lachman's test, emphasizing the importance of proper technique and interpretation of results. It discusses the psychometric properties of the test, including sensitivity and specificity for acute and chronic ACL injuries. The video concludes with a review of the procedure and interpretation of Lachman's test results.

What is the position of the patient during Lachman's test?

Describe the hand positioning required for performing Lachman's test.

What indicates a positive Lachman's test?

Explain the difference in pain response between partial and complete ACL ruptures during Lachman's test.

What is the significance of the foot position during the Lachman's test?

What are the psychometric properties of Lachman's test as evaluated by Cats and Fingeroth in 2013?

How does the sensitivity and specificity of Lachman's test compare for acute and chronic ACL injuries?