Hip Hip Hurray

Patho.

100

Entrapment of Pudendal Nerve

Pudendal Neuralgia

200

Overstressing of Anterior Labrum by extension and lateral rotation with the femoral head moving anteriorly

Labral Tear

300

Caused by the Iliopsoas as it slides over the Iliopectineal ridge or Femoral Head (occurs with shortened iliopsoas or misalignment of the pelvis)

Internal Snapping Hip

400

Repetitive friction of the Iliopsoas myotendon over the Anterior Femoral Head or Iliopectineal Eminence

Iliopsoas Syndrome

500

Entrapment of Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve as it emerges from the pelvis adjacent to the ASIS

Meralgia Paresthetica

MOI

100

Repetitive, flexed posture or movement

Hip Flexion Contracture

200

Hyperabduction

Forceful Abduction 

Overuse

High Velocity Limb Movement

Adductor Strain ("groin strain")

300

Commonly caused by falls in the elderly population

Proximal Femur Fracture

400

Most commonly caused by a Dashboard Injury

Posterior Hip Dislocation

500

"Diagnosis of Exclusion" in High Level Athletes

Athletic Pubalgia ("sports hernia")

S/S

100

Ranges most limited with Adhesive Capsulitis of the Hip (in order)

Internal Rotation 

Flexion 

Abduction

200

Lateral hip pain w/ weight bearing

Morning Stiffness < 1 hour

IR and Flexion limited by 15* or more compared to unaffected side

Hip Osteoarthritis

300

Aching pain over lateral aspect of hip with distinct tenderness on palpation around the greater trochanter (may report pain when lying on affected side)

Greater Trochanter Bursitis

400

Painful Pop

"Leg Gives Out"

Increased PROM with Soft Endfeels

Hyperextension of Hip with ER reproduce s/s

Capsular Laxity or Microinstability

500

Anterior Inguinal pain with locking episodes during hip movements

Loose Bodies

Anatomy

100

Joint space narrowing and osteophyte formation

Hip Osteoarthritis

200

Primary problem that occurs in tendinosis

Collagen Degeneration

300

Located between the greater trochanter and the fibers of the glute. max and TFL muscles

Subgluteus Maximus Bursa

400

Jamming of abnormal femoral head into the acetabulum with increasing hip flexion

Cam Impingement

500

Muscle that passes through the sciatic foramen (most likely cause for sciatic entrapment)

Piriformis

Randumb

100

Test for ITB tightness

Ober's Test

200

Treatment(s) for pretty much every hip pathology I looked up

Strengthening

Stretching

NSAIDs

RICE

Manual Therapy

Mobilizations

Glucocorticoid Steroid Injection

300

Name used for the area of the hip that has 12 muculotendinous structures attach or cross the greater trochanter

"Grand Central Station"

400

Muscle critical for balancing the pelvis in the frontal plane during single leg stance

Gluteus Mediius

500

Most common cause of end-stage OA

Femoroacetabular Impingement