… , both intrinsic hip and lumbar spine pathologies may be severe … important to differentiate
which symptoms may be emanating from the hip versus those symptoms arising from the spine …

… a concomitant hip and spine pathology and differentiates … between abnormal hip pathology
and lumbar spine kinematics. … specific contributors to lumbar pathology arising in the hip, as …

… In summary, many clinical items have diagnostic value for differentiating hip OA from LSS
in patients presenting with symptoms of leg pain induced by walking. The most powerful of …

… are essential elements involved in the diagnosis and assessment of a patient with back
pain… A clinical presentation with “red flags” warranting urgent evaluation and intervention may …

… components to accurate diagnosis and identification of patient pathophysiology. Etiologies
… review of low back pain and discuss associated pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment. …

… The Doha Agreement concluded that “hip-related pain can be difficult to distinguish from
other causes and that it may coexist with other types of groin pain.” A detailed classification of …

… not been consistently reported in the literature [49], and further research is needed to clarify
the role of advanced imaging to distinguish symptomatic pathology of the hip and spine. …

… and manage people who may have serious spinal pathology. While rare, serious spinal
pathology … Red flags (signs and symptoms that might raise suspicion of serious spinal pathology) …

… review little-known and specific pathologies that may be independently behind the posterior
hip … It is important to differentiate these normal neurovascular bundles and isolated nerves …

… Interplay between degenerative hip and spine conditions (Hip-Spine Syndrome [HiSS]) …
parameters to distinguish a subset of patients with HiSS by evaluating hip osteoarthritis (HOA) in …