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Lead
Ohio State University
With
Foundation for Physical Therapy Research
Age
18–70
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
You may be eligible if
Lateral hip pain, worst over greater trochanter, for \>/= 3 months
Pain with palpation over greater trochanter
Average pain intensity of \>/= 4/10 most days of the week
Lateral hip pain reproduced during a 30 second single leg stance, or at least one of the following positive tests:
1. \>/= 2/10 lateral hip pain reproduce with passive hip flexion, adduction, and external rotation (ie. FADER)
2. lateral hip pain reproduced with resisted internal rotation in the passive hip flexion, adduction, and external rotation position (ie. FADER-R)
3. lateral hip pain reproduce with overpressure into passive hip adduction in sidelying (ie. ADD)
4. lateral hip pain reproduced with resisted hip abduction in the hip hip adducted position (ie. ADD-R)
5. lateral hip pain reproduced with hip flexion, abduction, external rotation (ie. FABER)
You may not be if
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1. Any of the following treatments within the last 3 months:
1. corticosteroid injection in the affected hip
2. physical therapy or other skilled exercise intervention by a medical or rehabilitation professional
2. Any of the following concomitant impairments or conditions:
a) Known or observed advanced spine, hip, knee, or ankle joint pathology, including: i. Spinal or lower extremity surgery within the last 6 months ii. Imaging data showing Kellgren Lawrence grade \>/=2 in any lower extremity joint with concurrent complaint \>/=2/10 most days of the week.
iii. Groin pain as the primary hip pain complaint \>/=2/10 most days of the week.
iv. \<90 degrees of active hip and knee flexion bilaterally v. \<0 degrees of active ankle dorsiflexion
b) Systemic inflammatory diseases, or any systemic disease that affects the nervous or musculoskeletal system or uncontrolled diabetes, or active malignancy c) Individuals who cannot tolerate or should not assume the positions required for the exercises for any reason other than hip discomfort
