… the large differential diagnosis for hip and pelvis pain to include nonmusculoskeletal … hip
pain in athletes. For ease of classification, the hip is divided into anterior, lateral, and posterior …

… Children and adolescents with hip pain, referred pain to the thigh or knee or limp require
visualization of the proximal femur in two planes. Anterior posterior (AP) plain films of both hips, …

… right hip pain. Physical exam was unrevealing, and a routine hip series was obtained, to
include an anterior–posterior … overlap of the anterior and posterior margins of the acetabulum, …

… can be relieved by blocking articular branches of nerves innervating the posterior hip joint
(ie, nerve to the quadratus femoris, superior and inferior gluteal nerves, sciatic nerve).A brief …

… The 3 patients in this series sustained posterior hip dislocation or subluxation with refractory
pain and/or instability. All 3 were found by radiographic and arthroscopic evaluation to have …

… Valgus hips with increased antetorsion present with lack of external rotation and
posterior hip pain that is aggravated with hip extension and external rotation. This may be …

… (posterior head tilt) because of a mild slipped epiphysis. Resnick 32 also noted the posterior
… , a fovea located posterior to the axis of the femoral neck and posterior tilt of the edge of the …

… acute traumatic hip dislocation will usually have severe pain, … A patient with a posterior hip
dislocation will hold the affected … Our current algorithm for patients with hip pain and instability …

… resection of the lesser trochanter via posterior approach is a treatment option with good
functional results. IFI is a rare cause of posterior hip pain with a small number of reported cases …

… Furthermore, ischial spine sign in combination with the posterior wall sign indicates total
acetabular retroversion prone to periacetabular osteotomy in contrast to focal retroversion prone …