The Shoulder

Three passive tests are performed.
Attention is paid to the range of movement, the influence on pain and the end-feel:
The passive elevation is executed via an axial and upwards pressure on the olecranon of a flexed elbow.
The other hand stabilizes the trunk at the contralateral side of the neck.
The movement is pushed through, until a hard ligamentous endfeel is reached.
Passive adduction and passive abduction of the shoulder girdle are performed at both sides simultaneously.
Endfeel is once again ligamentous.