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Primarily physical tests will be done to asses the nature of the injury. The altered motions fall into 3 clinically recognizable patterns of scapular dyskinesis. The first two types correlate to labral injury. Type I results in prominence of the inferior (lower) and medial edges of the bone.
The posterior drawer test, which checks the posterior cruciate ligament. In this test, you lie on the table with your knee bent at a 90-degree angle and your foot flat on the table. Your doctor will put his or her hands around the top of your leg just below your knee and push straight back on your leg. The Lachman test, which checks the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).