This blog is used to post instructional videos which can be used to learn various techniques used to assess orthopedic injuries.  The content is not supplied as a form of self diagnosis.

I viewed a few of these casts and I think they are a great idea, however some the techniques demonstrated look as if they were performed without a certain amount of presicion....ie the lachmans demo shows the examiner performing posterior translation of the tib and then an anterior translation, should be neutral to anterior. I may be nit picking, but just an observation. These casts are a good idea, however non professionals should be cautioned against using them, as they may do more harm than good. I also think an explanation of thier usefullness (specificity/sensitivity) would be fantastic. thanks

Great Idea, But....

The videos are great for APN students!  Thanks for posting for all to learn Scott--excellent idea!

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