Irritable hip

[abbaroodle]

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[SOUNDMAN]

No pain with passive or active ROM would be my guess.

 

[Spine Specialist]

What does that mean? (Actually, the PE said "hip not irritable.") This was in a pt after internal fixation....

Transient synovitis of the Hip...

 

[abbaroodle]

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[Spine Specialist]

You mean an irritable hip indicates transient synovitis? What exactly are the physical findings of an irritable hip? (Or the converse - a non-irritable hip!)

Thanks!

Irritable Hip is usually common in children age 3-10. Presenting symptoms are limping and pain over inner thigh. Examination will reveal pain during all range of movements and some limitation. It is a self resolving condition usually. I dont recall much about irritable hip because my interest has switched to spine now. I guess sometimes transient synovitis can happen after internal fixation as in your case.....which did not happen..so PE did not show any signs of hip irritation..