Shoulder - Sulcus Sign

Orthopedic Assessment Methods by Scott R. Sailor, EdD ATC

Jan 26, 2007Education

Click to Play The sulcus sign is an examination to determine the extent and/or presence of inferior instability of the glenohumeral joint. This test can be administered with the patient either seated or standing with his...

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