UKMLA CPSA Lower Limb Neurological Examination - OSCE Guide
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In checking tone with leg roll your eyes should be fixed on the movement of the foot. You have to roll slowly and increase the speed.
Normal: foot follows rotation of leg under slow motion, unable to follow ( lags ) in fast motion
LMN lesion: foot not able to follow leg rotation in both slow and fast motion.
UMN lesion: foot able to follow leg rotation in both slow & fast motion.
Leg drop:
Normal: Leg drops quickly + at same spot
LMN lesion: Leg drops quickly + sideways ( different spot )
UMN lesion: Leg drops slowly + same spot.
Vinith can u explain the leg roll ? Plz
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@3:34 money shot 😂
Further examinations: Upper* limb neuro examination