The elbow instability with varus and valgus forces is very inaccurate in my personal experience because a conscious patient will always flex their pronation teres or branchioradialis giving you a false indication that the joint is stabil. On MRT it is also very hard to see collateral ligament injuries. The main cause of elbow instability is trauma with joint dislocation, reduce all elbow dislocations (even those without fractures) under full anaesthesia and document the varus and valgus stress test in 20 to 30° flexion with X-rays in A.P.
+prayas kumar the question is why you would want to do that? If u are experiencing problems with a marked cubitus valgus only surgery can alter the angle. It cannot be done with exercises.
i don't know... how much angled my elbows are!! ...BTW...HOW CAN I MEASURE IT??.. i just know that it has some angle !! .. i compare my elbows with my friends elbows ...i have same angle....NOT LARGE ...BUT ...yeah ....please tell me "HOW CAN I MEASURE it" !?? ...and any physical exercise to reduce it .?? actually i am afraid of my "medical test" for joining army !!!..
The elbow instability with varus and valgus forces is very inaccurate in my personal experience because a conscious patient will always flex their pronation teres or branchioradialis giving you a false indication that the joint is stabil. On MRT it is also very hard to see collateral ligament injuries. The main cause of elbow instability is trauma with joint dislocation, reduce all elbow dislocations (even those without fractures) under full anaesthesia and document the varus and valgus stress test in 20 to 30° flexion with X-rays in A.P.
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That's the goal, thanks!
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Thanks 😊 that’s the goal
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Thanks for nice helpful video
I suggest having multiple angles next time. This makes it easier for the audience for us to understand what you mean.
Agree, this is a rather old video and we have started using 2 cameras a couple of years ago.
Thank you!
how can we reduce cubitus valgus ANGLE !?? ... plz reply ... and suggest some exercise !! plzzzz
+prayas kumar the question is why you would want to do that? If u are experiencing problems with a marked cubitus valgus only surgery can alter the angle. It cannot be done with exercises.
i don't know... how much angled my elbows are!! ...BTW...HOW CAN I MEASURE IT??..
i just know that it has some angle !! .. i compare my elbows with my friends elbows ...i have same angle....NOT LARGE ...BUT ...yeah ....please tell me "HOW CAN I MEASURE it" !?? ...and any physical exercise to reduce it .??
actually i am afraid of my "medical test" for joining army !!!..
Varus test (medial or internal rotation)
yes
I love your video, btw all PTs here are hot!
+Nana San thanks a lot
0:40 the subtitles say "ABDUCTION or Varus force". Obviously Abduction is wrong.
Thanks for the hint - just corrected the subtitles!
I thought the Varus force is adduction... Not Abduction, like it shown in this video? The subtitles don't match the correct direction used
I think so too. its wrong.
Is the elbow placed into 30 degrees of flexion to put more stress on the LCL?
The reason for 20-30° of flexion is to unlock the olecranon from the fossa to be able to apply the varus force.
Thank you very much!
Sir army ya Navy mein cubitus varus ka angle kitna lete he
By soft endfeel, what do you mean? the forearm hitting the stomach or?
Haha no, just not an abrupt end-feel due to the lateral ulnar collateral becoming tight.
Haha yeah, fair enough I guess the english terms are different than the danish ;)
Aur video send karoo
humerus in lateral rotation ?? actually I have confusion about it...
What exactly is your confusion?
+Physiotutors actually in my pocket book varus test is performed with medial rotation of humerus
@@sameenamjad5379 you are assessing the lateral ulnar collateral ligament which should not be affected by pronation or supination.
+Physiotutors ok thanku sir
sorry adduction
yeah it should be adduction, I doubted my ear triple times..lol
I think you should say addiction or varus force
This is what Andreas says in the video
@@Physiotutors in written context its abduction written