Sharpey’s Test
What is the "Sharpey's Test" used for?
- TFCC or ulnocarpal abutment
How to perform the "Sharpey's Test"?
- The examiner holds the patient’s forearm with one hand and the patient’s hand with the other hand.
- The examiner then axially loads and ulnarly deviates the wrist while moving it dorsally and palmarly or by rotating the forearm
What is the positive result?
- A positive test is indicated by pain, clicking, or crepitus in the area of the TFCC or ulnocarpal abutment