INJET SLSR SIGNAL CONVERTER.

Description

There are multiple matches for SLSR, including the Straight Leg Raise test and the South London Stroke Register.�

The Straight Leg Raise (SLR) test, also known as the Lasegue test, isa physical examination maneuver for patients with lower back pain.�The test is used to assess for nerve root irritation in the lumbosacral region.�It’s also used to identify disc herniation and neural compression.�

During the test, the examiner lifts the patient’s extended leg while they are in a supine position.�The test is considered positive if the patient experiences pain along the lumbar roots.�The examiner stops the test when the patient experiences pain or maximum flexion is reached.�

A negative test suggests a different cause for the back pain.�A positive test reproduces radiating leg pain.�

The SLR test has a sensitivity of 72�97% for nerve root adhesion or space-occupying lesions, but a poor specificity of 11�66%.�