The Hawkin’s Kennedy Test alone has a decent positive likelihood ratio (+LR) of 2.11 for incidence of sub-acromial pain syndrome; however, when clustered with a painful arc of movement and weak/painful external rotation resistance test the +LR increases to an excellent 10.56! (Click image to watch 1-2 minute video)
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