"post-surgical cases"
"Hip microinstability is a multifactorial disorder referred to as painful, excessive mobility of the femoral head within the acetabulum 1,2. It results from impaired joint stability, secondary to functional and architectural abnormalities 1,2. AB-HEER test on clinical examination remains the most specific test of hip microinstability 3."
"Primary therapy consists of workout adaptation, physiotherapy and enhancement of the periarticular muscle. Surgical treatment options include osteotomy, capsular plication, labral reconstruction and capsular reconstruction 1-3."