Anterior Drawer Test of the Ankle | Inversion Trauma The Anterior Drawer Test of the ankle mainly assesses the integrity of the anterior talofibular ligament, which most often gets injured in case of an inversion trauma. Croy et al. (2013) investigated its accuracy in chronic situations and found a sensitivity of 74% / Specificity of 38% for >2.2mm of anterior displacement and a sensitivity of 83% / Specificity of 40% for more than >3.6mm of anterior displacement. | Physiotutors

Although an Anterior drawer test is commonly done at the same time as the Lachman test to help confirm the diagnosis of an ACL injury, since recent evidence suggests that the ACL can heal, it is always better to wait for at least three months to perform these tests and compare laxity on both sides. Start your 7- day free trial at Trust me Ed to watch the lecture ‘ACL tear- Practical tutorial’ by Kieran Richardson on TrustMe-Ed: https://www.trustme-ed.com/lectures/acl-tear-non-surgical-management

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