Radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group.
OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of radiographic osteoarthritis in subjects with hip pain newly presenting to primary care. METHODS: The study was cross-sectional in design, set in 35 general practices across the UK. It included 195 men and women aged 40 yr and over (median 63 yr) presenting w...
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author | Birrell, F Croft, P Cooper, C Hosie, G Macfarlane, G Silman, A |
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description | OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of radiographic osteoarthritis in subjects with hip pain newly presenting to primary care. METHODS: The study was cross-sectional in design, set in 35 general practices across the UK. It included 195 men and women aged 40 yr and over (median 63 yr) presenting with a new episode of hip pain. Hip radiographs were scored for minimum joint space (MJS) and overall-Croft's modification of the Kellgren and Lawrence (Croft)-grade of osteoarthritis. RESULTS: In all, definite evidence of radiographic change in the painful joint was common: Croft grade > or =2 in 44%, > or =3 in 34%. MJS of 2.5 mm or less was seen in 30% of whom half were below 1.5 mm. There were no significant gender differences in radiographic severity. CONCLUSIONS: Radiographic change is common in patients newly presenting with hip pain and many already have advanced disease. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:39bd320c-ed26-4dcf-af16-e955f42e19542022-03-26T13:57:21ZRadiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:39bd320c-ed26-4dcf-af16-e955f42e1954EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2000Birrell, FCroft, PCooper, CHosie, GMacfarlane, GSilman, AOBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of radiographic osteoarthritis in subjects with hip pain newly presenting to primary care. METHODS: The study was cross-sectional in design, set in 35 general practices across the UK. It included 195 men and women aged 40 yr and over (median 63 yr) presenting with a new episode of hip pain. Hip radiographs were scored for minimum joint space (MJS) and overall-Croft's modification of the Kellgren and Lawrence (Croft)-grade of osteoarthritis. RESULTS: In all, definite evidence of radiographic change in the painful joint was common: Croft grade > or =2 in 44%, > or =3 in 34%. MJS of 2.5 mm or less was seen in 30% of whom half were below 1.5 mm. There were no significant gender differences in radiographic severity. CONCLUSIONS: Radiographic change is common in patients newly presenting with hip pain and many already have advanced disease. |
spellingShingle | Birrell, F Croft, P Cooper, C Hosie, G Macfarlane, G Silman, A Radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group. |
title | Radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group. |
title_full | Radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group. |
title_fullStr | Radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group. |
title_full_unstemmed | Radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group. |
title_short | Radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain. PCR Hip Study Group. |
title_sort | radiographic change is common in new presenters in primary care with hip pain pcr hip study group |
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