Lateral Epicondylitis (Mill’s Test)

Anatomical Movement: Passive forearm extension with flexed wrist.
Testing position: Patient is standing or seated with the shoulder adducted by their side, elbow at 90 degrees of flexion and forearm in the neutral position. One hand supports the patient elbow for resistance, the other hand passively flexes the wrist in forearm pronation, followed by a full elbow extension.
Expected Findings: Test considered positive with the reproduction of a sudden pain or discomfort along the lateral aspect of the elbow in the region of the lateral epicondyle.