脊椎骨科測(cè)試：骶髂關(guān)節(jié)壓縮測(cè)試（Sacroiliac Compression Test）
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脊椎骨科測(cè)試：骶髂分離測(cè)試（Sacroiliac Distraction Test）
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脊椎骨科測(cè)試：麥肯齊側(cè)滑測(cè)試（McKenzie Side Glide Test）
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髖關(guān)節(jié)骨科測(cè)試：杠桿測(cè)試（Fulcrum Test）
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膝關(guān)節(jié)骨科測(cè)試：轉(zhuǎn)動(dòng)位移（Pivot Shift）
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踝關(guān)節(jié)柔軟度測(cè)試：負(fù)重前傾測(cè)試（Weight-Bearing Lunge Test，簡(jiǎn)稱WBLT）
1.The subject is standing on The MAT
2.The foot is placed on the MAT star with the foot behind the red line with the centre of the calcaneus and 2nd digit on the sagittal plane line.
3.The subject drives knee anteriorly until maximum dorsiflexion is reached with the heel in contact with the ground and the 2m folding ruler is placed with the flat side (not stepped wider side) touching the knee and the measurement line on the MAT.
4.Measurement of the tibial shaft angle can also be calculated using an inclinometer.
