Validity and reliability of the “Pendleton test”: An innovative special test for intraarticular hip pathology

The Pendleton test exhibited excellent reliability, adequate sensitivity, and poor specificity for detecting intraarticular lesions of the hip. The presence of intraarticular lesions on MRI was not associated with hip pain level.

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PM&R
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2026-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.1002/pmrj.70114
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Hip disorders and treatments
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Validity and reliability of the “Pendleton test”: An innovative special test for intraarticular hip pathology

John J. Fraser, Yan Hu, Bryce Lokey
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Hip disorders and treatments
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Validity and reliability of the “Pendleton test”: An innovative special test for intraarticular hip pathology

John J. Fraser, Yan Hu, Bryce Lokey
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The Pendleton test exhibited excellent reliability, adequate sensitivity, and poor specificity for detecting intraarticular lesions of the hip. The presence of intraarticular lesions on MRI was not associated with hip pain level.

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Naval Medical Center San Diego (US), Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (US), University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School (US)
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