Abstract:Objective: To present a unique case of meralgia paresthetica. Background: A 21-year-old male collegiate lacrosse player fell, twisted his right leg, and felt a "pop" in his hip. Objective findings included: antalgic gait, mild palpable swelling, and tenderness to touch with limited range of motion due to pain. Joint stability tests were negative. Differential Diagnosis: Right hip abductor strain, hip sprain, trochanteric bursitis, or labral tear. Treatment: The physician's findings included deep hip pain that … Show more
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