Best Practice Case Studies-Case 134 Asset 3 Hip Pathology

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The speaker, a physical therapist, explains femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), a hip condition caused by extra bone growth on the femoral head (CAM) or acetabulum (pincer), which limits movement and often causes pain with hip flexion. She demonstrates treatment techniques to reduce pain and improve mobility, including hip joint mobilizations with a belt and towel for comfort. She shows inferior and lateral glides, which can be done in short bouts while checking patient tolerance. If a belt isn’t available, she describes manual traction in an open-packed hip position to gently distract the joint and improve range of motion.

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Concept Femoroacetabular Impingement

Concept Hip Joint Mobilization

Concept Inferior Glide

Concept Lateral Glide

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Edition 4th Edition

Related Case 4th Edition, Case 134

Topic Hip

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4th Edition

4th Edition, Case 134

Hip

femoroacetabular impingement

hip joint mobilization

manual traction

hip flexion pain

range of motion

Inferior Glide

Lateral Glide

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