ABSTRACT
El síndrome de pinzamiento isquiofemoral suele ser una patología infradiagnosticada que forma parte de uno de los diagnósticos diferenciales a tener en cuenta en el dolor de cadera. Inicialmente fue descrito con procedimientos quirúrgicos, pero con el paso del tiempo se han ido describiendo diferentes entidades médicas, así como técnicas y posturas mantenidas, que puede agravar el cuadro, pudiendo asociar incluso afectación neurológica. En la actualidad el tratamiento es inicialmente conservador con medidas de reposo, analgesia, frío e inicio progresivo de ejercicios dirigidos a la musculatura lumbar, glútea y de miembros inferiores, pero no existe un protocolo de actuación establecido unificado.(AU)
Ischiofemoral impingement syndrome is usually underdiagnosed; this syndrome forms part of the differential diagnoses to be included in hip pain. It was initially described with surgical procedures but, with the passage of time, various medical entities have been described, as well as techniques and postures that can aggravate this syndrome, which can even be associated with neurological involvement. Current treatment is initially conservative, consisting of rest, analgesia, cold and progressive exercises aimed at the lumber and gluteal muscles and lower extremities but there is no established standard of care.(AU)
Subject(s)
Humans , Female , Adult , Hip Injuries , Sciatic Nerve , Arthralgia/diagnosis , Arthralgia/etiology , Femur/injuries , Joints/injuries , Joints/surgery , Rehabilitation , Pain ManagementABSTRACT
Ischiofemoral impingement syndrome is usually underdiagnosed; this syndrome forms part of the differential diagnoses to be included in hip pain. It was initially described with surgical procedures but, with the passage of time, various medical entities have been described, as well as techniques and postures that can aggravate this syndrome, which can even be associated with neurological involvement. Current treatment is initially conservative, consisting of rest, analgesia, cold and progressive exercises aimed at the lumber and gluteal muscles and lower extremities but there is no established standard of care.
