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A patient reports a history of right groin pain, which is worse with sitting and rising from a sitting position. Physical examination, X-rays, and CT scans confirm a pincer lesion in the right acetabulum and noted as the cause for loss of rotation. Physician completed an arthroscopy of the right hip with debridement, and an acetabuloplasty was performed.

Name: a patient reports a history of right groin pain which is worse with sitting and rising from a sitting position physical examination x rays and ct scans confirm a pincer lesion in the right a 01996
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Description: a patient reports a history of right groin pain which is worse with sitting and rising from a sitting position physical examination x rays and ct scans confirm a pincer lesion in the right a 01996

          A patient reports a history of right groin pain, which is worse with sitting and rising from a sitting position. Physical examination, X-rays, and CT scans confirm a pincer lesion in the right acetabulum and noted as the cause for loss of rotation. Physician completed an arthroscopy of the right hip with debridement, and an acetabuloplasty was performed.

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Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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06/27/2024

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Step 1: Identify the clinical presentation and symptoms — the patient has right groin pain worsened by sitting and rising, suggesting hip joint involvement. Show more…

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A patient reports a history of right groin pain, which is worse with sitting and rising from a sitting position. Physical examination, X-rays, and CT scans confirm a pincer lesion in the right acetabulum and noted as the cause for loss of rotation. Physician completed an arthroscopy of the right hip with debridement, and an acetabuloplasty was performed.