Hip Pain in an Athlete

Abstract

Hip pain is a common complaint in sports, and narrowing the differential diagnosis can be difficult. Many etiologies are secondary to overuse and respond well to nonsurgical treatment. The increased use of point-of-care ultrasound has helped provide timely and accurate diagnoses and some guided treatments. The hip is in close proximity to the abdomen and pelvis, and clinicians should be familiar with nonmusculoskeletal pain generators. This article is a comprehensive review of hip pain etiologies in athletes.

Injuries and Persistent Pain in Elite Adolescent Archery Athletes: A Cross-Sectional Epidemiological Study

“…Nonetheless, it is essential to acknowledge equipment as a recognized extrinsic risk factor [ 5 ]. Unlike other studies, the thoracic spine region did not emerge as a frequent injury site (4.6%), and no injuries were observed in the hip region (0%) in the present research [ 38 , 39 ].…”