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See Latest ArticlesValidity, Reliability And Responsiveness Of Patient-Reported Outcome Questionnaires When Assessing Hip And Groin Disability: A Systematic Review
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 09/11/09
Thorborg K et al. – HOOS is recommended for evaluating patients with hip osteoarthritis undergoing non–surgical treatment and surgical interventions such as total hip replacement. HOS is recommended for evaluating patients undergoing hip arthroscopy. Current and new patient–reported outcome questionnaires should also be evaluated in younger patients (age<50) with hip and/or groin disability, including both surgical and non–surgical patients.
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