Persistent Hip Pain Not Always From The Hip - Page #2
 

Broad Differential Diagnosis:
Differential diagnosis: <br>1. Osteoarthritis of femoroacetabular joint <br>2. Hip labral pathology <br>3. Hip flexor tendinopathy <br>4. Chronic gluteal tendinopathy <br>5. Lumbar spine radicular symptoms/ Nerve root irritation <br>6. SI dysfunction/ Sacroiliitis <br>7. Stress fracture (femur, pubic rami, acetabulum) <br>8. Avascular necrosis of femoral head <br>9. Athletic pubalgia <br>10. Malignancy <br>11. Infection

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