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Pain in the hip joint: hip joint checking

Non exhaustive, depending on individual care, speak with us.

Inspection: gait and lumping

Antelgiac
Spastic
Trendelenburg\ Difficulty standing on one leg

Weightbearing and lying down examinations

Tilt of the pelvis
Permanent flexion in the pelvis
Limbs axis
Limb color
Limbs length

Palpation

Anatomical points of pelvis and hip joints

ASIS/ PSIS
Large trochanter—trochanteric bursitis
Iliac crest
Ischions

Dynamic Testing

Checking ranges of movements of the hip joint/limitation of joint movement?

flexion
extension
Internal rotation
External rotation
Abduction
Adduction

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Log rolling: ncreased groin sensitivity in the rotation of the thigh
FABER
FADDIR
rule out scoliosis, sciatalgia, signs of sensory or motor radiculopathy
SLR,
SIJ - CROSS
Vascular examination
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Reviewed on
October 28, 2024
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Dr Benjamin Fadida
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