Regarding “Experimental Execution of the Simulated Pivot-Shift Test: A Systematic Review of Techniques”

Noyes, Frank R.

doi:10.1016/j.arthro.2016.02.016

Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery

2016

DOI: 10.1016/j.arthro.2016.02.016

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Regarding “Experimental Execution of the Simulated Pivot-Shift Test: A Systematic Review of Techniques”

Frank R. Noyes¹

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“… Ahlden 39 2012 – Triaxial Accelerometer Arilla 77 2015 – Robotic Test Espregueira-Mendes 78 2020 – Porto-knee testing device under MRI Lane 79 2008 – Optical Navigation, Kinematic Rapid Assessment, Electromagnetic Lian 80 2020 – 2-dimensional Accelerometer Lorbach 81 2012 Rotameter Musahl 82 2012 Dynamic Stereo radiography Noyes 83 2016 Regarding Robotic Devis Tashman 84 2007 – Stereo cardiography Active Treadmill Test Vaudreuil 45 2019 – Pivot iPad – KIRA Accelerometer …”

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Pivot Shift Syndrome of the Knee

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Barber

2023

Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review

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The pivot shift test, in contrast to the Lachman or anterior drawer, is a manually subjective clinical test that simulates the injury mechanism. It is the most sensitive test to determine ACL insufficiency. This paper reviews the history, development, research, and treatment associated with the pivot shift phenomenon which is associated with tearing and loss of function of the knee anterior cruciate ligament. The pivot shift test most closely recapitulates what the symptomatic anterior cruciate ligament deficient patient feels is happening which is an abnormal translation and rotation of the injured joint during flexion or extension. The test is best conducted in the relaxed patient by applying knee flexion, tibial external rotation, and valgus stress. The pivot shift biomechanics and treatment measures are reviewed.

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Pivot Shift Syndrome of the Knee

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Barber

2023

Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review

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Regarding “Experimental Execution of the Simulated Pivot-Shift Test: A Systematic Review of Techniques”

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