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]

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

In this video we demonstrate some of the most common tests we perform with patients we suspect have an upper motor neuron lesions.

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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.

Dec 3, 2019 · So, here they are: Hoffmans' Test: How to perform: Grasp the patient's middle phalanx of 3rd digit at distal end with your 2nd and 3rd distal phalanges. Flick the patient's distal phalanx into …

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...

Apr 20, 2010 · Study design: A prospective study was undertaken over a 6-month period to determine the incidence of the inverted supinator reflex in asymptomatic, neurologically normal individuals.

Kiely et al. (2010): 39% of patients who falsely tested positive on the supinator sign had positive bilateral test outcomes.

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 …