ArticleJournal of hip preservation surgery2026
Influence of acetabular dysplasia and associated radiological indicators on hip joint motion in asymptomatic individuals.
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Recent studies for acetabular dysplasia (AD) have revealed its complex morphology and biomechanical implications. In this context, range of motion (ROM) assessment could provide insight into early functional changes not captured by static imaging. This retrospective study aimed to determine whether radiographic features of AD are associated with alterations in passive ROM among asymptomatic individuals. Participants (200 hips from 100 asymptomatic Asian volunteers aged 18 to 50 years) underwent standardized physical and radiological examinations to assess passive hip ROM and AD. Passive ROM comparisons were made between AD and non-AD groups. Subgroup analyses for posterior signs and coxa profunda were performed within the AD group. Compared to the non-AD group (
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