== Examination Findings ==
== Clinical Hypothesis ==
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== Examination ==
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== Examination ==
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== Characteristics/Clinical Presentation ==
== Examination ==
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== Clinical Examination ==
*[[Hip Examination|Hip Examination]]
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== Clinical Examination ==
*[[Lumbar Examination|Lumbar Examination]]
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== Examination ==
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== Clinical Context ==
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== Physical Examination ==
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