PubMed · 8868879
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G Laizé. 1996. [Basic rules for practicing a sport].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8868879/
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Concussions can occur in any sports activity. Although no standards for grading and managing concussions exist, many sets of guidelines have been proposed. Therefore, physicians should be familiar with at least one set to assist in diagnosing and managing concussions.
A case is described of a 50-year-old man with a femoral neck stress fracture presenting as gluteal pain. An operative pinning procedure of the femoral neck was performed for stabilization. Femoral neck stress fractures are often misdiagnosed early in their presentation. The signs and symptoms can mimic those of more commonly seen disorders. Appropriate physiatric history and physical examination, along with indicated studies, will help prevent misdiagnosis and potentially serious complications associated with musculoskeletal pathology.