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Diagnosis FAI syndrome with or without labral tear.

Other investigations required

1.X ray:

1. Anterolateral bony prominence on the femoral neck (AP or lateral radiograph)

2. Lateral subluxation

3. CE angle [in AP

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Diagnosis FAI syndrome with or without labral tear. Other investigations required 1.X ray: 1. Anterolateral bony prominence on the femoral neck (AP or lateral radiograph) 2. Lateral subluxation 3. CE angle [in AP

2. CT assessment for retroversion 3. MRI MRI: Of the 13 labral tears found at arthroscopy, 85% were detected by conventional MRI, whereas 100% were identified via indirect MR arthrography. Direct Arthrogram A, Coronal proton density fast spin-echo fatsuppressed unenhanced image obtained without exercise.

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