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33 reactions | Squeeze Test | Syndesmosis Injury The Squeeze Test is another very common test for syndesmotic injuries. According to Sman et al. (2015) it is the most specific test we have with a specificity of 88%, but a low sensitivity of 26%. The higher the patient reports pain, the more severe the injury! | Physiotutors | Facebook
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