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Pushed Quadriceps Active Test

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Purpose
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Quadriceps active (QA) test is an established and helpful test for diagnosing posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) impairment.^[1]

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↑ Kambhampati SBS, Guthikonda B. The pushed quadriceps active test – A modification of the quadriceps active test to diagnose PCL deficiency. J Arthrosc Surg Sport Med. 2021;2(2):128–30.

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