Active adults with hip pain, are typically worried about the meaning of hip crepitus
Active adults with hip/groin pain also modify their activities, especially hip flexion movements, due to the sensation of hip crepitus
Read MoreSelf-Reported Hip Crepitus is prevalent & severe in football players with hip/groin pain
Crepitus was associated with a greater number of hip cartilage defect subregions at baseline but not with changes in early hip osteoarthritis over 2 years.
Read MoreStride width in gait influences hip joint contact forces, ADDUCTION moments AND muscle activity
Changing stride width can be a powerful tool for altering hip joint and abductor loads and activity.
Read MoreIncreasing forward trunk lean during stair ascent reduces peak hip ADDUCTION & internal rotation
Reducing hip adduction and internal rotation during stair ascent may be helpful in reducing pain and improving function in those with hip conditions. Consider changing trunk lean in your movement…
Read MoreCam type FAIS is strongly associated with increased odds of hip OA within 10 years
The presence of cam type FAIS is a significant risk factor for developing hip OA. Educate patients on importance of hip care & target modifiable risk factors.
Read MorePincer morphology is not associated with hip osteoarthritis unless hip pain is present
Pincer morphology alone is not associated with developing hip OA. Other factors that contribute to hip pain appear to be involved. Target modifiable factors.
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