Are Prior Foot/Ankle or Knee Injuries in Youth Sports Associated With Current Hip Pain in Young Adulthood?

Prior lower extremity injuries, particularly involving the foot/ankle, increased the likelihood of current hip pain. Multi-region lower extremity injury histories appear to have a compounding effect on hip pain intensity.

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Journal of Athletic Training
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2025-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.4085/1062-6050-0226.25
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Sports injuries and prevention
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Are Prior Foot/Ankle or Knee Injuries in Youth Sports Associated With Current Hip Pain in Young Adulthood?

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Journal of Athletic Training
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Are Prior Foot/Ankle or Knee Injuries in Youth Sports Associated With Current Hip Pain in Young Adulthood?

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Abstract

Prior lower extremity injuries, particularly involving the foot/ankle, increased the likelihood of current hip pain. Multi-region lower extremity injury histories appear to have a compounding effect on hip pain intensity.

Journal of Athletic TrainingVol. 61(2)
Northwestern University (US), James Madison University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Sports injuries and prevention
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