Fig. 4.1.5
 Jobe’s sign. The arm is brought up in the scapula plane with the elbow extended and the arm fully internally rotated such that the thumb points to the ground. (The Australians call this the ‘empty tinny test’ for it is the position in which you test that your can of beer is finally empty.) The patient is asked to hold this position against resistance from the examiner.

Jobe’s sign. The arm is brought up in the scapula plane with the elbow extended and the arm fully internally rotated such that the thumb points to the ground. (The Australians call this the ‘empty tinny test’ for it is the position in which you test that your can of beer is finally empty.) The patient is asked to hold this position against resistance from the examiner.

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