… a proper diagnosis and an effective treatment plan. In addition, the … surgery in athletic
patients are reviewed. The evaluation and treatment of the young patient with mechanical hip pain …

… for surgical hip dislocation to treat FAI. The most common clinical indications reported were
clinical symptoms such as hip pain … (60 %), activity-related groin pain in 4 papers (27 %), and …

… Usually surgical treatment is the first choice. Usually both epiphyses are fixed, because
more than 50% of the primarily unaffected sides are at risk of slip in the near future. Only acute …

… We believe that, in most patients, optimum treatment should be directed at normalizing …
the results of our surgical treatments and further define the pathoanatomy of hip dysplasia. ▪ …

… relief from pain or improvement in care, treatment consists of surgical salvage procedures.
Hip pain has been reported to be as high as 50% in those adult patients with hip dysplasia, …

… of their pain relief. Ten patients were satisfied with the amount … pain relief they obtained
from surgery. Two patients reported a recurrence in hip pain and surgery had little effect on pain …

… As a result, comprehensive treatment outside of surgery remains ill-defined. Surgical
treatment of prearthritic hip disorders is still evolving and includes a wide array of surgical …

… hip, “external” snapping hip, iliotibial band and greater trochanteric bursitis, and gluteal tendon
injury. Finally, we discuss extra-articular causes of hip pain … , sacroiliac joint pain, athletic …

… Surgical treatment is generally not recommended, even for complete tears. Muscle tissue
is not amenable to surgical repair, and most injuries occur at the muscle-tendon junction. …

… , MRI Surgery or close observation by an orthopedic surgeon Bursitis Hip pain with exercise
… tendon; may accompany intra-articular hip pathology Usually none; MRI or ultrasonography …