Knee Related to Hip Problems - Hip Conditions
Often times hip pathology may present as “intractable” knee pain. This is called referred pain because of the close proximity of the femoral nerve to the anterior hip capsule. Severe knee pain in a patient with an apparent “normal knee” exam warrants a close inspection of the hip.
Hip Conditions
- Avascular Necrosis
- Bony Abnormalities
- Bursitis of the Hip
- Chondral Lesions or Injuries
- Detachment of the Hip Labrum
- Extra-Articular Disorders about the Hip
- Excessive Torsion
- Hip Dysplasia
- Hip Impingement
- Hip Osteoarthritis
- Hip Osteonecrosis
- Knee Related to Hip Problems
- Labral Tears and Chondral Lesions in the Hip
- Lumbosacral Issues Impacting the Hip
- Periarticular Muscle Irritatons and Tendonitis
- Perthes Disease
- Ruptured Ligament of the Hip
- Role of FAI and Role of Decompression
- Synovitis
- Slipped Capital Epiphysis in the Hip
- Snapping Hip
- Tendonopathies of the Hip
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