Hip Pointer
A Hip Pointer is an injury which is a deep bruise of the hip bone, surrounding soft tissue structures and the 'ball' part of the femur.
What is Hip Pointer?
Hip pointer is characterized by bruising or contusion of pelvis brim (also referred to as the iliac crest) and the surrounding tissues as a result of injury or assault. In severe conditions formation of hematoma (appearance of a blood clot under skin) may also occur.
Hip Pointer
Signs and Symptoms of Hip Pointer
Most patients present with:
Causes of Hip Pointer
Most frequently reported causes of hip pointer are a fall from a significant height, a direct blow or assault over the pelvic region. Individuals who maintain a highly dynamic lifestyle (such as active involvement in competitive sports related activities) or those who have congenital or acquired bone deformities are more likely to experience Hip Pointer.
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