… 6 In addition, hip pathology might coexist with athletic pubalgia, especially in male athletes.
… require a systematic and reproducible physical examination of the hip with appropriate …

… that athletes with hip osteoarthritis tend to report monthly hip … % of the athletes with hip
osteoarthritis reported no hip pain, … of symptoms among athletes with hip osteoarthritis diagnosed …

… hip joint … Athletes in certain sports are particularly prone to hip injury, especially those
involved in track or other running sports, soccer and dancing. Any athlete, however, is at risk for hip …

… of other maladies around the hip. This article discusses the normal anatomy of the hip joint
and surrounding structures of the hip, including abnormalities of the hip, both commonly and …

… of the hip joint in a group of professional athletes (soccer and ice-hockey players) with an
age-matched group of non-athletes. The hip ROM was also compared between the groups. …

… biomechanics of the hip joint has been obtained … hip joint are generally at a mechanical
disadvantage because of a relatively short lever arm and must produce forces across the joint …

… Routine radiographic evaluation of a painful hip joint should include anteroposterior view
of the pelvis and a dedicated anteroposterior and frog lateral view of the symptomatic hip. The …

… Although joint mechanics for total hip joint replacements (THR) are well … to hip joint mechanics
in injuries such as hip labral tears that are observed in younger athletes; and although hip …

… As the experience with hip arthroscopy expands, so, too, will the ability to recognize … hip.
As our understanding of the pathologic processes contributing to chondral injury of the hip joint …

… Careful clinical assessment is reliable at determining the existence of hip joint … the athlete’s
competitive career. This article details the assessment of hip joint problems in the athlete with …