The Inverted Supinator Test is used for identifying a lesion at the C5-C6 spinal cord level. The Inverted Supinator Reflex is a test that was introduced into clinical medicine by Babinski (1910). [1]

Spread the love and impact. Here is how to do it: • Video The Inverted Supinator sign is another pathological reflex that can be observed in the case of an upper motor neuron lesion.

The Inverted Supinator Sign is a common neurological test used in the physical assessment of upper motor neuron lesions.

Evaluation for the inverted brachioradialis reflex, also called the inverted supinator sign. (A) A reflex hammer is tapped over the styloid process of the radius.

At present, most clinical tests used to identify CSM are specific and no clusters of tests have proven more beneficial than stand alone tests in guiding treatment decision making.

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An inverted supinator sign: which is elicited by quick tapping near the styloid process of the radius, the attachment of the brachioradialis tendon. It shows in finger flexion or slight elbow extension.

According to Cook et al. (2009), the Inverted Supinator Sign has a sensitivity of 61% and a specificity of 78% in the detection of cervical cord compression. Like the Hoffmann's sign, it does not have a huge …

The Inverted Supinator Test/Sign is part of the cervical myelopathy cluster. Here is a video of what a positive test looks like and I also threw in a positi...

The inverted supinator reflex sign was analysed in two patients by recording the response of the finger flexor muscles of the forearm to tapping of the styloid process of the radius before and after procain …