Sports Med hip test

piriformis

your patient is having pain deep in the posterior your thigh they describe it as burning. They have pain with active hip, external rotation and passive hip internal rotation. They complain of numbness and tingling down the lower leg.

Athletic publagia

your patient is having pain in the lower pelvis. Pain started a couple weeks ago. Pain is six out of 10, but increases with this certain activities and motions. There is pain with hip adduction, there is pain with bowel movements and coughing, the valsalva maneuver is positive

Chronic Trochanteric Bursitis

Your patient is experimenting pain over their greater trochanter. They do not have any mechanism of injury. They have TTP over the greater grantor mild crepitus in his hip. External rotation is painful as well as a abduction

Hamstring Strain

your patient experienced Sharp pain during sprinting, they have pain with knee flexion and hip extension. You notice a slight divot in the posterior thigh. It is painful to walk and they have a obvious limp.

Fabers, Faders, hip scour

Special test to diagnose labral tears

Thomas and Elys

Tests to diagnose hip flexor tightness

snapping hip

your patient is having pain on the front of their hip. They have pain when they’re bringing their hip up and out. They have a positive Thomas test and Ely’s test, the pain has been going on for three weeks.

hip impingement syndrome

your patient is having hip discomfort and that comes it goes. The pain is in front and wraps around the lateral side and the end range of motion. They are experimenting stiffness. They have sometimes describe a “clunking” feeling, FADIR and FABER tests are positive

Labral tear

your patient is having pain deep in the hip joint. They describe clicking and popping and catching there is no MOI. It hurts when they bring their hip up out and back.

Hip Flexor strain

your patient is having discovered in the front of the hip you notice their hips are rotated forward. They have full strength with hip flexion, but passive hip extension and causes discomfort. There is no clicking snapping or catching. There’s no pain with walking.

Femoral neck stress fracture

your patient is having deep into your hip pain it only hurts when they are active. There is no pain at rest. They describe their pain as burning/throbbing pain.

Semimembranosus semtiendinosus and bicep femoris and glute max/min

your patient is weak and knee flexion hip extension. what are two manual muscle test to figure out which muscle damage?

Fulcrum

Special test to diagnose femoral neck stress fractures

Hip pointer

MMT- hip flexor, hip abduction, trunk flexion or rotation

Hamstring Strain

ROM- resisted knee flexion, hip extension and passive hip flexion

MMT- bicep femoris,

Quadriceps contusion

ROM- knee flexion

MMT- knee extension

Labral tear

MMT- hip flexion/abduction

ROM- hip flexion/extension/internal rotation/external rotation

athletic pubalgia

ST- valsalua manuever

MMT-hip adductor, hip flexor

piriformis syndrome

MMT- hip external rotation/abductor/flexor

Snapping hip syndrome

ST- obers, thomas, fadir, hip flexor

MMT- hip flexor, hip abductor, hip external rotation

hip impingement syndrome

ST- hip scour, fabers, fadirs

Trochanteric bursitis

ST- obers

MMT- flexion, extension, ER, IR, abductor