Tin Can Test

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What Is The Empty Can Test?Involved StructuresStarting PositionTest MovementPositive TestAccuracy of Empty Can TestVideo DemonstrationThe Empty Can Test along with the Full Can Test is a commonly used orthopedic examination test for supraspinatus impingement or integrity of the supraspinatus muscle and tendon The test is also sometimes called the Empty Beer Can Test The supraspinatus is one of the four rotator cuffmuscles supraspinatus tendonsupraspinatus muscle The test is usually easier in sitting or standing On the side to be tested one of the examiner’s hands stabilizes shoulder girdle The arm to be tested is moved into 90 degrees of forward flexion in the plane of the scapula (approximately 30 degrees of abduction) full internal rotation with the thumb pointing down as if emptying a beverage can The examiner’s other hand applies downward pressure on the superior aspect of the distal forearm and the patient resists The Empty Can Test is considered positive if there is significant pain and/or weakness Pain alone is less accurate than actual weakness especially when the arm is tested in full can position (45degrees of external rotation) as pain can be the result of supraspinatus tendonitis or other injured or inflamed structures Weakness can be the result of a tear in the supraspinatus muscle or tendon but can also be the result of pain induced inhibition Pain is usually felt in the subacromial region but can sometimes be felt into the upper arm The test accuracy is questionable pain may be a result of multiple different structures and may not be indicative of actual muscle or tendon tear The test is more accurate for detecting a tear in the muscle or tendon if very significant weakness is present >> Return to the list of Orthopedic Tests of the Shoulder Other tests for rotator cuff pathology 1 Drop Arm Test 2 Gerber’s Lift Off Test 3 Hawkins Test / HawkinsKennedy Impingement Test 4 Neer Impingement Test 5 Painful Arc Test Video Duration 59 sec.

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Full Can Test This test assesses for supraspinatus pathology Patient is seated or standing with arm raised in the scapular plane to 3045 degrees (some authors suggest 90 degreed [1]) with shoulder externally rotated The therapist applies a downward force just proximal to the patient’s wrist while the patient resists.

Empty Can Test for Supraspinatus Impingement Physical

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TestPositiveResearchThe patient is tested at 90° elevation in the scapula plane and full internal rotation (empty can) or 45°external rotation (full can) Patient resists downward pressure exerted by examiner at patients elbow or wrist With thanks to Kathleen Tatlow FCT 1 Pain 2 Muscle weakness Pain/Muscle Weakness/Both ECT 1 Pain 2 Muscle weakness Pain/Muscle Weakness/Both 3 Pain located to subacromial region and/or weakness In Itoi&#39s study the two tests were performed in 143 shoulders of 136 consecutive patients The tests were considered positive when there was pain muscle weakness or both Shoulders were then examined by high resolution MRI with 95% accuracy for full thickness tears of the supraspinatus tendon There were 35 shoulders with full thickness tear of the supraspinatus tendon The accuracy of the tests was the greatest when muscle weakness was interpreted as indicating a tom supraspinatus tendon in both the full can test (75% accurate) and the empty can test (70%) accurate) Itoi suggests that as the empty can position is more likely to be pain provoking the full can test may be more beneficial in the clinical setting Kelly Kadrmas & Speer (1996) showed the best position for maximal isolation of the supraspinatus muscle was best achieved with the test position of elevation at 90° of scapular elevation and +45° (external rotation) of humeral rotation (&#39full can&#39) Howver Boettcher Gin.