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Bilateral tendinitis of adductor tendon of hips

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Epidemiology

In a study of 131 patients undergoing hip abductor tendon repair, 29% (n=38) had confirmed L4 to S1 disease, and an additional 12% (n=16) showed radiographic evidence of nerve compression at L4 to S1 levels [PMID:38871064].

Clinical Presentation

Patients identified with L4 to S1 pathology were significantly older (mean age 67 years) compared to those without such pathology (mean age 61 years) [PMID:38871064].

Management

Given the high prevalence of associated lumbo-sacral spine pathology (over 40% of patients), a thorough assessment including imaging and electrophysiological studies of the lumbar spine is advised for optimal management [PMID:38871064].

References

1 Uppstrom TJ, Siljander BR, Menta SV, Baldwin RB, Cecere R, DeFrancesco CJ et al.. High Rate of Concomitant Lumbo-Sacral Spine Pathology in the Setting of Hip Abductor Tendon Repair. The Journal of arthroplasty 2024. link

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    High Rate of Concomitant Lumbo-Sacral Spine Pathology in the Setting of Hip Abductor Tendon Repair.Uppstrom TJ, Siljander BR, Menta SV, Baldwin RB, Cecere R, DeFrancesco CJ et al. The Journal of arthroplasty (2024)

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