What are some questions I should ask a physical therapist during my initial evaluation for hip pain?

Key words: tendon repair, repair failure, external rotator muscles, total hip arthroplasty (THA), posterior approach. Copyright 2002, Elsevier Science (USA). Why are there so many muscles that have an external rotation function in the hips? The answer is two-fold: stability and transverse plane power. The external ... External Rotation. Internal Rotation. If any limitation of motion is specifically attributable to pain, weakness, fatigability, incoordination, or other ... The HEER test has a sensitivity of 71% and a specificity of 85,1%. This is the first study to evaluate this test on its validity and has a couple of ... Poor external rotation in the hips can result in lower back pain, overactive and tight hip flexors and knee problems, as well as leaving us more prone to injury ... Neutralizers: Hamstrings and hip flexors neutralize ancillary motion in the sagittal plane, TFL neutralizes external rotation force created by the piriformis ... We hypothesized that flexion of the hip would increase internal rotation moment arms and decrease external rotation moment arms of the primary hip rotators. • No hip extension past 20 degrees. • No hip external rotation past 50 degrees. Posterior approach. • No hip flexion past 90 degrees. • No hip internal rotation ... Oct 3, 2018 ... and external rotation at the hip. • Positive test is pain or decreased range of motion. • Helpful for diagnosis of: • Osteoarthritis. ... External rotation of the hip 2. External tibial torsion (twisting outward) in the leg 3. Calcaneovalgus in the foot External Rotation of the Hip In this case…