A Lachman Test's accuracy depends on the examiner's skill and experience. Still, research suggests it can be reliable for diagnosing ACL tears and injuries when performed correctly.
Lachman Test
Learn how the Lachman Test works and its importance in orthopedic evaluations.
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No significant risks are associated with a Lachman Test, although patients with knee injuries or instability may experience some discomfort during the test.
A Lachman Test typically takes less than 5 minutes to perform. Still, the overall evaluation process may take longer depending on the injury's complexity and the examination's extent.
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