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kobedynasty24 5 months ago
gracias
guillo1978q 10 months ago
nice save by the dr.
esemartinez311 11 months ago
If you have weak right leg hip abductors, your left hip will drop because the right side will not abduct to keep the pelvis straight. = positive test.
robiscool09 1 year ago
Not necessarily. It commonly is but it's only conclusive of insufficient strength of gluteus medius and/or minimus. It could be vascultic or myopathic in pathology
robertspringthorpe 2 years ago
I have this problem. It began after a hip revision surgery and is very debilitating. It causes spine problems over time.
07111933 2 years ago
no..................
W0ngster 2 years ago
Damaged superior gluteal nerve ^^
XxDeathcorpzxX 3 years ago
If this test is positive, weakness in the gluteus medius or decreased innervation of the gluteus medius is indicated.
samster696969696969 3 years ago
No. He his problem is on the right. He would have severely diminished right leg abduction, but that's not exactly what we're looking at here. His right leg is planted, and thus it is his right glut. medius and minimus that would be keeping him from falling to his left. Characteristic sign of superior gluteal nerve lesion is falling towards the side opposite the lesion when the affected limb is planted.
itom37 4 years ago