… Coxa valga is another static factor that must be recognized when treating mechanical hip
pain in the young patient. This deformity may result in static overload of the anterosuperior …

… of mechanical stresses, both … mechanical hip pain, the combinations of dynamic and static
stresses that are commonly identified in hip pain, and common patterns of compensatory injury …

… provide a more accurate diagnosis and improved treatment alternatives in the field of Hip
preservation surgery? (2) Does a layer concept of clinical diagnosis improve accuracy of …

… hip disease encountered in young adult patients and to review the contemporary concepts of
the etiology and surgical treatment … Mechanical hip dysfunction is a major cause of early hip …

… and should undergo physical therapy to correct abnormal pelvic mechanics. “Sports hernias,”
… Surgical intervention may allow resumption of pain-free athletic activity. Anterior hip pain is …

… surgical hip dislocation to treat FAI. The most common clinical indications reported were clinical
symptoms such as hip pain … The indications for surgery were persistent pain, mechanical …

… of the rectus femoris can be treated nonoperatively with a high degree of … Surgical treatment
is rarely indicated. In adolescents with a bony apophyseal avulsion, surgical intervention …

… Open operative treatment of intertrochanteric hip fractures with internal fixation creates a
fracture fragment-implant assembly intended to withstand the forces acting on the fracture site. …

… 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 …

… mechanical factors in producing osteo-arthritis of the hip to make us think always of the
possible late results when we are treating … bear in mind that the mechanics of thejoint should be …