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April 10, 2026

Evaluating the Prevalence of Signs and Symptoms Associated With Hip-Related Groin Pain in Youth Ice Hockey and Ringette, Part 1: A Reliability and Cross-Sectional Study

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The research aims to evaluate the prevalence of signs and symptoms associated with hip-related groin pain in youth athletes.
Conducted a cross-sectional study design among youth ice hockey and ringette players.
Evaluated the reliability of hip screening tools for detecting symptoms of FAI syndrome.
Collected data on the signs and symptoms experienced by participants.
Findings indicate a notable prevalence of hip-related signs and symptoms in the population studied.
The reliability of current hip screening tools remains a concern, limiting their effectiveness in assessment.

Resumen

Findings from this study provide evidence to support the use of hip screening in athletes at risk of FAI syndrome. Challenges to the assessment of the hip joint continue to limit the reliability of screening tools.

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