Execution:
- Patient is in side-lying position and the examiner is standing behind the patient
- The examiner then stabilizes the distal tibia with one hand and translates the fibula anteriorly and posteriorly with the other hand
Positive Outcome: Pain provocation during the translations or more movement felt on the affected side compared to the other side
| Study |
Reliability |
Sn | Sp | LR+ |
LR- |
| Beumer et al. (2002) |
NA |
75 | 88 | 6.3 |
0.28 |
| Comment: Although values for the Fibular Translation test are good, the study by Beumer et al. (2002) had a high risk of bias. Therefore, we assigned this test a moderate clinical value. | |||||
