The Hawkins–Kennedy Test is a commonly used clinical shoulder examination test performed to assess shoulder impingement syndrome, especially involving the supraspinatus tendon and structures within the subacromial space. Purpose of the Test The test helps identify compression or irritation of the rotator cuff tendons, particularly the supraspinatus tendon, under the acromion. Test Position The patient is seated or standing. The shoulder is flexed to 90°. The elbow is bent to 90°. The therapist s

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