Figure 1. Gait testing. (A) C sign. Patients often localize pain by cupping the anterolateral hip with the thumb and forefinger in the shape of a “C.” (B) Gait analysis. The patient is observed while walking to evaluate for limp or antalgic gait characteristics. (C) Modified Trendelenburg test (single leg…

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RACGP Words of wisdom Critical Causes of Hip Pain (not to miss) Causes: Timing in the Elderly (acute versus insidious) Causes: Anterior or Anterolateral Hip Pain or Groin Pain Causes: Lateral Hip Pain Causes: Posterolateral or Posterior Hip Pain worsened by sitting for long periods or climbing stairs. Causes: Groin…