What percentage of acute greater trochanteric pain syndrome cases are related to back issues?
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| author | Tripdatabase |
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| contents | Evidence indicates a common co-occurrence of GTPS and low back pain, although specific percentages of cases related to back issues are not provided in the available literature. |
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| spellingShingle | What percentage of acute greater trochanteric pain syndrome cases are related to back issues? Tripdatabase acute greater trochanteric pain syndrome back pain orthopaedics rehabilitation pain management musculoskeletal disorders risk factors Evidence indicates a common co-occurrence of GTPS and low back pain, although specific percentages of cases related to back issues are not provided in the available literature. |
| title | What percentage of acute greater trochanteric pain syndrome cases are related to back issues? |
| topic | acute greater trochanteric pain syndrome back pain orthopaedics rehabilitation pain management musculoskeletal disorders risk factors |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18438966 |