Hip Joint Passive Range of Motion / Movement | Clinical Physio

This tutorial will take you through to examine passive range of movement of the hip joint! It will teach you key traits and common pathologies, as well as how to complete these important tests.
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[@luzvimindasamonte6274]

Thanks for sharing

[@yuhehu6266]

Thanks a lot your video,help me more understand how to do.🥰🥰

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You are very welcome! So pleased you are enjoying them!

[@physicalinjury1147]

Good

[@joannnair5759]

Very informative and useful video!
A quick question, are we expecting a difference between hip external and internal rotation range in sitting/supine as oppose to in prone?
If so, why is that so?
Thank you!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Hey Joann!
Great question! I would certainly imaging that sitting would create less range of ER and IR because of flexed position of hip meaning more capsular/muscular tightness 😊

[@amy21106]

Is it better particularly for older patients to be tested supine or sitting at the end of the plinth?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Supine is probably easier 👍🏼

[@asmaaelsisy8132]

please put an Arabic translation for videos.. and thank u ❤️