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Chair Apprehension Test (for LCL or PLRI elbow injury)

The chair apprehension test, also called the chair push up test or stand up test, is used to evaluate the integrity of the lateral collateral ligament complex of the elbow. A positive test suggests LCL injury or posterolateral rotatory instability. The patient is seated in a chair and asked to perform a pushup with the elbows flexed to 90, forearm supinated and arms slightly abducted. Alternatively, the test can be performed on the examination table as demonstrated here. A positive test is reluctance to extend elbow, pain or reproduction of symptoms from instability Chair Apprehension Test https://wikism.org/Chair_Apprehension... SportsMedReview: Elbow Pain https://www.sportsmedreview.com/by-jo... Wiki Sports Medicine: Elbow Pain https://wikism.org/Elbow_Pain_Main