@entity2411 and Concomitant XXXX : Long-Term Follow-up After Hip Arthroscopy.

@entity1 @entity2411 @entity1743 @entity158
OBJECTIVE: We hypothesized that in @entity1 with @entity2411 and @entity1743 ( @entity1743 ), @entity158 may be generated by the effect of @entity1743 on pelvic floor structures, and treatment with arthroscopy may improve @entity2411 . We also sought to identify characteristics of @entity1 whose @entity2411 improved after arthroscopy. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A case series of @entity1 with @entity2411 and @entity1743 underwent physical therapy, and, if hip symptoms did not improve, arthroscopy. Three to 5 years postoperatively, follow-up of outcomes after arthroscopy on @entity2411 was performed using chart review and @entity1 questionnaire. Clinical characteristics and @entity158 scores describing @entity1 with and without @entity2411 improvement were assessed. RESULTS: Twenty-six @entity1 with generalized unprovoked @entity2411 (GUV) or clitorodynia underwent arthroscopy for @entity1743 . Six @entity1 , all younger than 30 years, experienced lasting improvement in @entity2411 . Twenty @entity1 , with an older mean age, longer mean @entity2411 duration, and mainly severe @entity158 scores, did not experience @entity158 improvement after arthroscopy. CONCLUSION: This case series describes improved @entity2411 outcomes after arthroscopy for @entity1743 in @entity1 younger than 30 years. @entity1 with @entity158 and coexisting @entity1743 had GUV and clitorodynia.
