NCBISkiptomaincontentSkiptonavigationResourcesHowToAboutNCBIAccesskeysMyNCBISignintoNCBISignOutTryoutPMCLabsandtelluswhatyouthink.LearnMore.JournalListIntJSpineSurgv.12(1);2018JanPMC6162033IntJSpineSurg.2018Jan;12(1):58–63.Publishedonline2018Mar30.doi: 10.14444/5010PMCID:PMC6162033PMID:30280084AProspectiveAnalysisoftheSupineandSittingStraight-LegRaiseTestandItsPerformanceinLitigationPatientsOLUKEMIK.FAJOLU,MD,1FABIOJ.R.PENCLE,MB,BS,1SAMUELROSAS,MS,1andKINGSLEYR.CHIN,MD2–,5OLUKEMIK.FAJOLU1LessExposureSurgery(LES)Society,FortLauderdale,Florida,FindarticlesbyOLUKEMIK.FAJOLUFABIOJ.R.PENCLE1LessExposureSurgery(LES)Society,FortLauderdale,Florida,FindarticlesbyFABIOJ.R.PENCLESAMUELROSAS1LessExposureSurgery(LES)Society,FortLauderdale,Florida,FindarticlesbySAMUELROSASKINGSLEYR.CHIN2HerbertWertheimCollegeofMedicineatFloridaInternationalUniversity,Miami,Florida,3CharlesE.SchmidtCollegeofMedicineatFloridaAtlanticUniversity,BocaRaton,Florida,4LessExposureSurgerySpecialists(LESS)Institute,FortLauderdale,Florida,5UniversityofTechnology,Kingston,JamaicaFindarticlesbyKINGSLEYR.CHINAuthorinformationCopyrightandLicenseinformationDisclaimer1LessExposureSurgery(LES)Society,FortLauderdale,Florida,2HerbertWertheimCollegeofMedicineatFloridaInternationalUniversity,Miami,Florida,3CharlesE.SchmidtCollegeofMedicineatFloridaAtlanticUniversity,BocaRaton,Florida,4LessExposureSurgerySpecialists(LESS)Institute,FortLauderdale,Florida,5UniversityofTechnology,Kingston,JamaicaCorrespondingauthor.CorrespondingAuthor:KingsleyR.Chin,MD,LessExposureSurgerySpecialistsInstitute(LESSInstitute),3816HollywoodBlvd.,Ste.102,Hollywood,FL33021.Phone:(954)640-6010;Fax:(855)411-4647;Email:[email protected]:WedidnotseekorreceiveanyfundingfromtheNationalInstitutesofHealth(NIH),WellcomeTrust,HowardHughesMedicalInstitute(HHMI),orothersforthiswork.KRCisashareholderinandreceivesotherbenefitsfromSpineFrontierInc.Noneoftheotherauthors(OKF,FJRP,andSR)haveanypotentialconflictsofinteresttodecla

The Straight Leg Raise (SLR) test is a neurodynamic test. Neurodynamic tests check the mechanical movement of the neurological tissues as well as their ...SearchSearchSearchTogglenavigationpPhysiopediapPhysiopediaAboutNewsContributeCoursesShopContactDonateLoginpPhysiopediaAboutNewsContributeCoursesShopContactDonatepo+ContentsEditorsCategoriesShareCiteContentsloading...Editorsloading...Categoriesloading...Whenreferingtoevidenceinacademicwriting,youshouldalwaystrytoreferencetheprimary(original)source.Thatisusuallythejournalarticlewheretheinformationwasfirststated.InmostcasesPhysiopediaarticlesareasecondarysourceandsoshouldnotbeusedasreferences.Physiopediaarticlesarebestusedtofindtheoriginalsourcesofinformation(seethereferenceslistatthebottomofthearticle).IfyoubelievethatthisPhysiopediaarticleistheprimarysourcefortheinformationyouarereferingto,youcanusethebuttonbelowtoaccessarelatedcitationstatement.CitearticleStraightLegRaiseTestJumpto:navigation,searchOriginalEditor-MatthewGregory,AndrewHartandMarliesVerbruggenTopContributors-AyelawaSamuel,KirengaBamurangeLiliane,MarliesVerbruggen,ChrysoliteJyothiKommu,KimJackson,BeverlyKlinger,TarinavanderStockt,RuchaGadgilandAdminContents1Background2Technique3Interpretation4Reasoning5SensitizingManeuvers6Modifications7Evidence8ReferencesBackground[edit|editsource]TheStraightLegRaise(SLR)testisaneurodynamictest.Neurodynamictestscheckthemechanicalmovementoftheneurologicaltissuesaswellastheirsensitivitytomechanicalstressorcompression.Thesetests,alongwithrelevanthistoryanddecreasedrangeofmotion,areconsideredbysometobethemostimportantphysicalsignsofdischerniation,regardlessofthedegreeofdiscinjury.[1]SLRisaneuraltensiontestthatcanbeusedtoruleinoroutneuraltissueinvolvementasaresultofaspaceoccupyinglesion,oftenalumbardischerniation.[2]Itisoneofthemostcommonneurologicaltestsofthelowerlimb.[1]TheSLRtest(SLR)alsoknowasLasèguesign,aspositivewhenthereisasensationofpainbyapplyingpressuretothePiriformismuscleandhistendon,particularlywhenthehipisf

The straight leg raise test, also called the Lasegue test, is a fundamental maneuver during the physical examination of a patient with lower back ...NCBISkiptomaincontentSkiptonavigationResourcesHowToAboutNCBIAccesskeysMyNCBISignintoNCBISignOutNCBIBookshelf.AserviceoftheNationalLibraryofMedicine,NationalInstitutesofHealth.StatPearls[Internet].TreasureIsland(FL):StatPearlsPublishing;2021Jan-.StatPearls[Internet].ShowdetailsTreasureIsland(FL):StatPearlsPublishing;2021Jan-.SearchtermStraightLegRaiseTestGastonO.CaminoWillhuber;NicolasS.Piuzzi.AuthorInformationAuthorsGastonO.CaminoWillhuber1;NicolasS.Piuzzi2.Affiliations1HospitalItalianodeBuenosAires2ClevelandClinicLastUpdate:February8,2021.ContinuingEducationActivityThestraightlegraisetest,alsocalledtheLaseguetest,isafundamentalmaneuverduringthephysicalexaminationofapatientwithlowerbackpain.Itaimstoassessforlumbosacralnerverootirritation.Thistestcanbepositiveinavarietyofconditions,thoughlumbardischerniationisthemostcommon.Othercausesofapositivestraightlegraisetestincludefacetjointcystsorhypertrophy.Thisactivitydescribesthepathophysiologyoflowbackpainandhighlightstheroleoftheinterprofessionalteaminthemanagementofpatientswithapositivestraightlegraisetest.Objectives:Explainthepathophysiologyoflowbackpain.Describethepresentationofapatientwithlowbackpain.Outlinethestepsinvolvedinperformingthestraightlegraisetest.Explaintheimportanceofenhancingcarecoordinationamongsttheinterprofessionalteamtoimprovethediagnosisoflowbackpain.Earncontinuingeducationcredits(CME/CE)onthistopic.IntroductionThestraightlegraisetestalsocalledtheLaseguetest,isafundamentalneurologicalmaneuverduringthephysicalexaminationofthepatientwithlowerbackpainaimedtoassessthesciaticcompromiseduetolumbosacralnerverootirritation.ThistestwhichwasfirstdescribedbyDr.LazarevicandwronglyattributedtoDr.Laseguecanbepositiveinavarietyofconditions,beinglumbardischerniationthemostcommon.Nonetheless,therearemultiplecausesofapositivetestsuchasfacetjointcystorhypertrophy.[1][2][

StraightlegraiseFromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopediaJumptonavigationJumptosearchNottobeconfusedwithPassivelegraisingtest.StraightlegraiseStraightLegtestsometimesusedtohelpdiagnosealumbarherniateddiscPurposedetermineifherniateddiscThestraightlegraise,alsocalledLasègue'ssign,LasèguetestorLazarević'ssign,isatestdoneduringaphysicalexaminationtodeterminewhetherapatientwithlowbackpainhasanunderlyingnerverootsensitivity,oftenlocatedatL5(fifthlumbarspinalnerve).Contents1Technique2Interpretation3Lasègue'ssign4Seealso5ReferencesTechnique[edit]Withthepatientlyingdownontheirbackonanexaminationtableorexamfloor,theexaminerliftsthepatient'slegwhilethekneeisstraight.Avariationistoliftthelegwhilethepatientissitting.[1]However,thisreducesthesensitivityofthetest.[2]Inordertomakethistestmorespecific,theanklecanbedorsiflexedandthecervicalspineflexed.Thisincreasesthestretchingofthenerverootanddura.Interpretation[edit]Ifthepatientexperiencessciaticpain,andmorespecificallypainradiatingdowntheleg(radiculopathy),whenthestraightlegisatanangleofbetween30and70degrees,thenthetestispositiveandaherniateddiskisapossiblecauseofthepain.[3]Anegativetestsuggestsalikelydifferentcauseforbackpain.Apositivestraightlegtestreproducesradiatinglegpain.Ifitonlycausesbackpain,thenthetestisnegative.Becausethisisoftenmisunderstood,itisprudenttoaddastatementofclarification.Forexample,"Straightlegtestispositiveontheleft,reproducingthepatient'sradiatinglegsymptoms."[citationneeded]Ameta-analysisreportedtheaccuracyas:[4]sensitivity91%specificity26%Ifraisingtheoppositelegcausespain(crossorcontralateralstraightlegraising):sensitivity29%specificity88%Lasègue'ssign[edit]Lasègue'ssignwasnamedafterCharlesLasègue(1816-1883).[5]In1864Lasèguedescribedthesignsofdevelopinglowbackpainwhilestraighteningthekneewhentheleghasalreadybeenlifted.In1880SerbiandoctorLazaLazarevićdescribedthestraightlegraisetestasitisusedtoday,sothesignisoftennamedLazarević'ssigninSerbiaandsomeothercountries.[6]Seealso[edit]FemoralnervestretchtestReferences[e

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The straight leg raise (SLR) test is the most commonly performed physical test for diagnosis of sciatica and lumbar disc hernia [10]. The SLR is ...SkiptomaincontentAdvertisementSearchallBMCarticlesSearchDownloadPDFResearcharticleOpenAccessPublished:24March2021Extendingthestraightlegraisetestforimprovedclinicalevaluationofsciatica:reliabilityofhipinternalrotationorankledorsiflexionJannePesonen ORCID:orcid.org/0000-0002-2859-31731,2,MichaelShacklock1,3,PekkaRantanen4,5,JussiMäki1,LauriKarttunen1,2,MarkkuKankaanpää6,OlaviAiraksinen1,2&MarinkoRade1,2,7,8 BMCMusculoskeletalDisordersvolume 22,Article number: 303(2021)Citethisarticle3500Accesses37AltmetricMetricsdetailsAbstractBackgroundThestraightlegraise(SLR)isthemostcommonlyappliedphysicaltestsonpatientswithsciatica,butthesensitivityandspecificityratingsfordischerniaandneuralcompressionleaveareasforimprovement.Hipinternalrotationtensionsthelumbosacralnerverootsandankledorsiflexiontensionsthesciaticnervealongitscourse.WeaddedthesemovementstotheSLR(extendedSLR = ESLR)asstructuraldifferentiatorsandtestedinter-raterreliabilityinpatientswithLBP,withandwithoutsciatica.MethodsFortysubjectswererecruitedtothestudybythestudycontroller(SC),20inthesciaticgroupandinthecontrolgroup.Twoindependentexaminers(E1&E2)performedtheESLRanddidnotcommunicatetothesubjectsotherthanneededtodeterminetheoutcomeoftheESLR.First,SLRwasperformedtraditionallyuntilfirstresponseswereevoked.Atthishipflexionangle,alocation-specificstructuraldifferentiationwasperformedtoconfirmwhethertheemergedresponseswereofneuralorigin.Cohen’sKappascore(CK)forinterraterreliabilitywascalculatedforESLRresultindetectionofsciaticpatients.Also,theexaminers’ESLRresultswerecomparedtothetraditionalSLRresults.ResultsTheinterrateragreementbetweenExaminer1andExaminer2fortheESLRwas0.85(p < 0.001,95%CI:0.71–0.99)translatingtoalmostperfectagreementasmeasuredbyCohen’sKappaWhentheESLRwascomparedtothetraditionalSLR,theoverallagreementratewas75%(30/40).KappavaluesbetweenthetraditionalSLRand

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