Hip pain, worsening despite nonweightbearing. Evaluate for stress fracture. Previously seen edema in the proximal femoral diaphysis below the lesser trochanter has resolved.Again seen is a linear focus of intermediate signal intensity traversing the anterior labrum at the two o'clock position compatible with a tear, appearing similar to the prior study. The tear lies just deep to the iliopsoas tendon raising the possibility of iliopsoas impingement. The articular cartilage of the hip appears normal. We see no CAM deformity.Again seen is increased signal intensity of the right hamstrings at the origin which may represent tendinosis but is of uncertain current clinical significance. The remaining bone and soft tissues appear normal.
1. Resolution of proximal femoral stress reaction.2. Anterior labral tear, appearing similar to the prior study.