Feb 23, 2025 · The Lateral Jobe Test is an examination technique used by physicians to help evaluate for rotator cuff tears as a cause of the patients shoulder pain

The lateral Jobe test is performed with the patient's shoulder abducted 90° in the coronal plane and internally rotated so that with the elbows flexed 90° the fingers point inferiorly and thumbs medially.

Aug 6, 2021 · Relocation test performed by placing examiner's hand on humeral head applying a posterior force on the humeral head. Patient will experience reduction or elimination of sense of …

A positive Jobe test indicates a pathology of the supraspinatus muscle (e.g., supraspinatus weakness, tendon rupture, rotator cuff tear, subacromial bursitis).

We present a new simple clinical test, to diagnose rotator cuff tears. ‘Lateral Jobe test’: The lateral Jobe test consists of the patient holding their arms in 90 degrees abduction in the coronal plane with the …

Nov 15, 2025 · The lateral Jobe test is performed with the patient’s shoulder abducted 90° in the coronal plane and internally rotated so that the elbows flexed 90° and the fingers point inferiorly and thumbs. …

Apr 1, 2010 · We present a simple new clinical test "The lateral Jobe Test" and compare it to these combined tests.

This article outlines how to test for rotator cuff injuries at home and shines light on the different types of rotator cuff injuries to help understand this condition better.

Fortunately, there are a few simple at-home tests that can help you assess the likelihood of an injury: Extend your injured arm straight out to the side. If you struggle to lift it to shoulder height, ask a friend …

The Lateral Jobe Test - consists of the patient holding their arms in 90 degrees abduction in the coronal plane with the elbows flexed at 90 degrees and the hands pointing inferiorly with the thumbs directed …