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Description of the Symptom
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This chapter describes pathology that may lead to hip pain, including anterior, buttock, inguinal/medial thigh, and lateral pain. Local causes of hip pain are defined as pathology occurring within the intra- and extra-articular structures of the hip joint. Remote causes are defined as originating from sites external to this region.
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Acute inability to bear weight through the affected lower extremity or pelvis secondary to pain
Decreased pulses in the lower extremities
Skin break and fever
Sudden loss of motor or sensory function associated with trauma
Warmth and swelling in the legs associated with a fever
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