Reverse Pivot-Shift Test for Posterolateral Corner Injuries The posterior lateral corner, abbreviated as PLC is a complex area that involves many structures of which the Lateral Collateral Ligament, the popliteus tendon and the popliteofibular ligament are said to be the most important stabilizers. PLC Injuries often happen due to direct blows to the anterior medial knee, hyperextension, or non-contact varus stress injuries, and often occur together with ACL or PCL tears, with only 28% of PLC te

1.1K views · 50 reactions | Lateral Pivot Shift Test for ACL Tears The Lateral Pivot-Shift test is the most specific of all ACL tests with a specificity of 98% with a weak sensitivity of 24%. The test needs some practice to perform and makes use of the iliotibial band which shifts its function from a knee extensor to a knee flexor. Watch the video to learn how the test is performed and to learn about the biomechanical explanation for the test! | Physiotutors | Facebook