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Passive Range of Motion Testing and PIR of the Shoulder

January 23, 2012 By Frank M. Painter, D.C.
Chiro.Org Blog: Passive range of motion (ROM) testing of the shoulder is accomplished with the patient supine, and the shoulder joint slightly off the table. The humerus should be abducted to 90° away from the body, so that full internal and external rotation of the humerus can be explored
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