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Thessaly's Test

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Thessaly's Test is a special test used to assess a tibial meniscus tear. The patient is asked to stand on the involved leg, facing the examiner. The patient is asked to sit in a partial single-leg squat, achieving about 20° of knee flexion and then asked to rotate to the right and left, 2 - 3 times in each direction. A positive test for a meniscus tear is indicated by joint-line discomfort and potentially a feeling of locking or catching.

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The Brookbush Institute (BI) continues to improve affordability, access, flexibility, and convenience to the highest-quality education.