Introduction nterest in the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of hip pain in young adults has
recently heightened. Improved diagnostic techniques with use of physical examination, …

… , also known as hip impingement, is the abutment of the acetabular rim and the proximal
femur. Hip impingement is increasingly recognized as a common etiology of hip pain in athletes, …

… In general, however, the treatment for patients with hip pain and evidence of microinstability
usually begins with an extensive course of non-operative management. This includes …

… in imaging and an improved understanding of pathomechanics have helped to guide the
evaluation, diagnosis, and appropriate treatment for patients presenting with lateral hip pain. …

… hip pain and … treatment was administered, which relieved her hip pain. The diagnosis of
ischiofemoral impingement should be considered in female patients complaining of hip pain …

… Treatment depends on the etiology of the SI joint pain. Physical therapy to identify and
correct flexibility and strength deficits is appropriate, with use of modalities limited to the acute …

… Although this review is written on the premise that hip OA has a unique etiology and
epidemiology requiring specific attention, it is instructive to consider the elements common to the …

… of hip disease encountered in young adult patients and to review the contemporary concepts
of the etiology and surgical treatment … clinical evidence for alternative hip procedures. The …

… joint can help determine a more specific diagnosis for the often vague complaint of hip pain.
A number of hip … These etiologies should be considered in the differential diagnosis of any …

… the etiology and prevalence of myofascial hip pain, failure to diagnose and properly treat this
… headaches, longstanding muscle pain has been proposed as a key etiologic agent in the …