The Thomas Test | Interpretation of Results

The video tutorial explains the Thomas test, a method to assess muscle tightness in the lower extremity. It covers the setup process, normal results, and deviations indicating tightness in muscles like the iliopsoas, rectus femoris, and quads. The video also discusses interpreting these deviations and additional observations such as hip abduction and internal/external rotation, providing a comprehensive understanding of the test and its implications.

What role does the tensor fascia lata (TfL) play in the Thomas test?

What is the importance of observing the position of the foot during the Thomas test?

Identify the common culprits for excessive internal rotation observed during the Thomas test.