Table 2.

Provocative maneuvers. These are many of the provocative maneuvers used in assessment of ulnar-sided wrist pain. The tests are each listed along with what signifies a positive test, and what pathology is indicated with a positive test

Test	Positive	Pathology represented
Ulnocarpal stress test	Pain	Ulnocarpal impaction, central TFCC tear
Press test	Pain	Ulnar-sided wrist pain, possible TFCC
Hook of hamate pull test	Pain	Hook of hamate fracture
Pisiform tracking test/PT grind test	Pain	PT pathology
LT ballottement test	Pain or laxity	LT tear
Regan shuck test	Pain or laxity	LT tear
Kleinman shear test	Pain	LT tear
DRUJ compression test	Pain	DRUJ arthritis
Piano key/DRUJ ballottement test	Pain or laxity	DRUJ instability
Synergy test	Sharp pain Subluxation or dislocation of tendon	ECU tendonitis ECU tendon instability
Ulnar fovea sign	Tenderness	TFCC pathology
Midcarpal shift test	Painful clunk	Midcarpal instability