Acute Hip Pain In High School Football Player - Page #2
 

Broad Differential Diagnosis:
1. Legg-Calve-Perthes disease <br>2. Developmental dysplasia of the hip <br>3. Slipped Capital femoral epiphysis <br>4. Septic Arthritis <br>5. Osteomyelitis <br>6. Transient synovitis <br>7. Muscle Strain <br>8. Soft Tissue contusion <br>9. Muscle Strain/tendon sprain <br>10. Avulsion fracture <br>11. Stress Fracture <br>12. Avascular necrosis <br>13. Pubic symphysis dislocation or fracture <br>14. Referred pain from: lumbar spine stress fracture or from sacroiliac joint (sacral illitis) <br>15. Hip abnormality: chondral lesion, synovitis, labral tear

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