Hip Pain

Question 1

Lateral hip pain, localized to the greater trochanter, which is worse with weight-bearing activities and side-lying at night. There may be associated radiation down the lateral thigh to the knee. Pain may progressively worsen over time and be triggered or exacerbated by sudden unaccustomed exercise, falls, prolonged weight-bearing, or sporting overuse.
What condition is this?

Answer 1

Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome

Question 2

Pinching, clicking, or sticking point in the hip. Typically felt as a “deep” pain.
What condition is this?

Answer 2

Hip Labral Tear

Question 3

Pain and pinching sensation in the groin region. Worse with adduction and flexion.
CAM morphology: Boney growth on Femoral head.
Pincer morphology: Boney growth on acetabular rim.
What condition is this?

Answer 3

Femoral acetabular impingement syndrome

Question 4

Contusion of the iliac crest and or the greater trochanteric region of the femur following a direct impact or collision.

Answer 4

Hip “Pointer”