Hip dysplasia key signs and symptoms

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Hip dysplasia is prevalent in approximately a third of patients with hip pain in primary care (O’Brien et al. 2022) and yet is often missed by clinicians. • I have a confession to make. I’m one of those clinicians. • I was treating a runner a few years ago with hip pain that didn’t seem to be improving and it later emerged she had hip dysplasia. It does require a more specific approach and some patients may go on to have surgery so it’s important we can identify dysplasia early in the treatment process. • This is an area where I felt I wanted to learn more and, in doing so, share it with you. So below is the first in a series of videos on hip dysplasia. It covers: • Key signs and symptoms of acetabular dysplasia • Typical patient demographics • Some scary stats on how long it takes to be diagnosed! • How dysplasia presentation compares to other conditions • The ‘red herring’ that often gets misdiagnosed in patients with dysplasia • Key references: • Nunley et al. (2011): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21543... • Jacobsen et al. (2019): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30712... • Reiman et al. (2019): https://www.jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jos... • O’Brien et al. (2022): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36237... • For more on running injury including a selection of free videos visit https://www.clinicaledge.co/running • Don't forget to subscribe so you get access to the latest videos from Running Physio. Running Physio - www.running-physio.com • Twitter – www.twitter.com/tomgoom • Instagram - www.instagram.com/running.physio • Facebook - www.facebook.com/RunningPhysio • These videos are not intended to replace medical assessment or advice. If you have pain or an injury we recommend seeing a health professional.

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