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Characterizing femoroacetabular impingement in professional Nordic Skiers
Kinjal Vasavada
, Keir Alexander Ross
, Ariana Lott
, Dhruv Shankar
, David Marulanda
, Edward S. Mojica
, Cordelia W. Carter
, Lauren Borowski
, Guillem Gonzalez-Lomas
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Femoroacetabular Impingement
100%
Skiers
100%
Range of Motion
66%
Hip Pain
44%
High Prevalence
22%
Nineteen
22%
Radiographic Measurement
22%
Pincer Lesion
22%
Alpha Angle
22%
Crossover Sign
22%
Pelvic Radiograph
22%
Pincer
22%
High Flexion
22%
Cam Lesion
22%
Paucity
11%
No Significant Difference
11%
Subgroup Analysis
11%
Medical History
11%
Functional Outcome
11%
Long-run Risk
11%
Adduction
11%
Elite Athletes
11%
Abduction
11%
High Range
11%
External Rotation
11%
Large Range of Motion
11%
Decreased Range of Motion
11%
Hip Abduction
11%
Sports Athletes
11%
Hip Range of Motion
11%
Event Type
11%
Pincer-type
11%
Non-athletic
11%
Abduction-adduction
11%
Sports Physician
11%
Cam-type
11%
Spearman Correlation Matrix
11%
Ski Jumpers
11%
Pain Presence
11%
Radiographic Evidence
11%
Nursing and Health Professions
Femoroacetabular Impingement
100%
Hip Pain
57%
Prevalence
42%
Athletes
42%
Physical Examination
14%
Medical History
14%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Prevalence
100%
Pelvis
33%