4 Tests to Differentiate Shoulder Impingement and AC Joint Dysfunction
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Eric Wong demonstrates four tests to differentiate between shoulder impingement and AC joint injury, including the Hawkins test, painful arc test, horizontal adduction test, and AC joint distraction test.
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Answers: How do I differentiate between shoulder impingement and AC joint injury?
- shoulder impingement vs AC joint injury
- Hawkins test
- painful arc test
- horizontal adduction test
- AC joint distraction test
What it concludes
- Pain during the Hawkins test indicates shoulder impingement.
- Pain between 45 and 120 degrees during abduction suggests impingement, while pain above 135 degrees suggests AC joint dysfunction.
- Pain during horizontal adduction indicates AC joint dysfunction.
- Pain during the AC joint distraction test indicates AC joint dysfunction.
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