need word help

[Michele Fieldson]

Doing a doctor depo.  He was talking about testing for radiculopathy.  He mentioned FABERE and what sounds like Alascar manuevers???  I don't know if Alascar is an acronym or what.  This doctor could not have mumbled any more if he had tried.  Anybody have a clue?  Uggghh.  Appreciate any help.  Thanks,

[Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)]

I get a phone number and/or email from every witness.  And I don't hesitate to ask.  Googling Alascar manuevers turns up zero.  There's no guessing and how much research are we really going to do?  Call the office and get his email and send the witness the Q and the A and let him fill it in.  Not your fault.

[Joyce Davis]

Check this out:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FABER_test

Also this:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick's_test

Could your Alascar be sacroiliac?

[Quyen]

See here, No. 5:  Valsalva Maneuver

[Michele Fieldson]

Thanks for the replies.  I've done a lot of orthopedic doctor depos, and I am familiar with Valsalva, Spurling, a myriad of other tests and manuevers.  That's why I'm a little baffled here.  I'm wondering if the maneuver refers to someone's last name, but I just can't seem to figure it out.  But the feedback is great, everyone.  Thank you for taking the time.

[Peppina Rayna Harlow]

Believe it or not:  Anghelescu's,  Inability to bend the spine while on back..