The biceps squeeze test is a diagnostic test for distal biceps tendon rupture. Distal biceps rupture is due to excessive eccentric force as the arm is brought into extension from flexion.

Here is how to do it: • Video Similarly to the Thompson Test or Calf Squeeze test, the biceps squeeze test aims to exert a force on the tendon resulting in passive joint movement that...

Proceed by slightly pronating the forearm to place tension on the biceps tendon. Then grasp the muscle with both hands placed at the distal myotendinous junction and the muscle belly and squeeze it firmly.

The Biceps squeeze test is useful for both preoperative confirmation of diagnosis of a complete distal biceps rupture and for confirmation of healing of a repaired biceps tendon.

What does a positive Ruland Biceps Squeeze Test mean? A biceps squeeze test is positive if there is a loss of forearm supination as the biceps brachii muscle is squeezed. This indicates a distal biceps …

The Biceps Squeeze Test is a clinical examination used to assess for distal biceps tendon rupture. With the patient seated and the elbow flexed between 60° and 80°, the examiner firmly squeezes the …

The Biceps Squeeze Test is a clinical examination manoeuvre used to assess the integrity of the distal biceps tendon [1]. Modelled after the Thompson test for Achilles rupture, the examiner squeezes the …

The Biceps Squeeze Test is your readily available superpower, a way to get a feel (literally!) for what's going on before you send them for expensive imaging. Let's walk through how to perform this crucial …

Oct 15, 2025 · In summary, the biceps squeeze test is a simple, reliable, and cost-effective diagnostic tool for distal biceps tendon ruptures. It involves the patient actively flexing the elbow …

Dec 1, 2024 · Similarly to the Thompson Test or Calf Squeeze test, the biceps squeeze test aims to exert a force on the tendon resulting in passive joint movement that would indicate an intact tendon.