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PASSIVE DISTRACTION TEST FOR SLAP LESIONS Although most tests for SLAP lesions are weak, the Passive Distraction Test might actually have value as an orthopedic test in the diagnosis of SLAP lesions with a sensitivity of 53% and a high specificity of 94% according to a study by Schlechter et al. (2009). It is postulated that this maneuver rotates the radial tuberosity placing traction on the biceps which in turn tensions the proximal long head of the biceps anchor at the superior labrum. This ca

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