Question 1

When to Get Screened

Accepted Answer

Persistent groin or hip pain during physical activity Clicking, locking, or catching sensations in the hip joint Limited range of motion or joint stiffness Feeling of instability in the hip area

Question 2

The Clinical Procedure

Accepted Answer

FADIR Test: Flexion, Adduction, and Internal Rotation to provoke anterior pain FABER Test: Flexion, Abduction, and External Rotation to assess joint pathology Manual muscle testing and gait analysis

Question 3

Frequently Asked Questions

Accepted Answer

Is the test painful? Some discomfort may occur during provocative maneuvers to confirm the diagnosis What happens after the screening? If positive, an MRA or MRI might be recommended for confirmation Can this be done at home? Yes, our specialists can perform this orthopedic assessment via home visit

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