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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.
A corollary to interpreting the test is that if question remains in the examiner's mind as to whether the test is positive or negative, the ligament is torn. The Lachman test for anterior cruciate instability obviates those problems mentioned as inherent in the classical drawer sign..