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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Main Authors: Birrell, F, Croft, P, Cooper, C, Hosie, G, Macfarlane, G, Silman, A
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2000
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author Birrell, F
Croft, P
Cooper, C
Hosie, G
Macfarlane, G
Silman, A
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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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