Titlebook: Hip Arthroscopy and Hip Joint Preservation Surgery; Shane J. Nho,Michael Leunig,Bryan T. Kelly Reference work 20151st edition Springer Sci

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Ultrasound of the Hipsducers (5–8 MHz range), thereby limiting resolution. Variable amounts of abdominal fat often cause aberration of the ultrasound beam. Doppler assessment is also limited due to diminished flow sensitivity in evaluating deep structures. Despite these limitations, ultrasound can display a variety of p

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Physical Examination of the Hip and Pelvisnction, it is important to understand the balance and interrelationship that each layer has upon the other in both a static and dynamic fashion. Optimally, the hip will be recognized early as the source of the complaint which is dependent upon a consistent method of interpreting the history and clin

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Selective and Image Guided Injections Around the Hip and Pelvisof treatment for these conditions is typically conservative. Conservative management often includes activity modification, anti-inflammatory medications, and rehabilitation exercises. When symptoms persist despite this treatment, then injections may be indicated. The use of ultrasound or fluoroscopi

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Hip Osteoarthritis: Definition and Etiologyovial changes and characteristic clinical and radiographic findings. Evidence is accumulating that primary hip OA is actually secondary to a subtle mechanical problem like mild dysplasia or femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). Dysplasia causes increased cartilage stress at the lateral acetabular rim,

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Rehabilitation of Post-Operative Hiplicate progression of exercise prescription to restore mobility, gait, strength, and neuromuscular control and return to normal activity while preventing excessive anterior hip joint forces that can lead to chronic anterior hip pain. Postoperative complications include, pain, joint effusion, tissue

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Outcome Assessment of Non-Arthroplasty Hip Diseaseed outcome tools. These measures should reflect the patient population with hip disorders who are typically younger and more active. The chapter addresses the who, why, when, where, and what of outcome assessment. It includes descriptions of the most up-to-date validated tools. This includes the NAH

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Operative Indications for Hip Arthroscopy and Open Hip Preservation Surgeryt decade. Advancements in techniques and instrumentation have allowed an increasing number of orthopedists to perform this operation to address a rapidly expanding number of disorders of the hip and adjacent anatomy. Hip arthroscopy is most commonly performed for intra-articular conditions such as F