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Dynamic External Rotatory Impingement Test

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The dynamic external rotatory impingement test (DEXRIT). A, DEXRIT begins with the hip at 90 degrees flexion or beyond. B, C, It is then dynamically taken through a wide arc of abduction and external rotation (arrows).[1]
  • Dynamic External Rotatory Impingement Test
  • DEXRIT Test (Dynamic External Rotatory Impingement)

Purpose

  • To evaluate the hip for signs of FAI/ impingement

Description

  • The patient is in a supine position
  • Patient holds opposite leg in flexion beyond 90°
    • This flattens pelvic tilt/lumbar lordosis
  • Then dynamically FABER affected hip through an arc from neutral positioning
  • Positive test
    • Anterior groin pain

Pathology

Evidence

  • Unknown

See Also

References

  1. ↑ Image courtesy of clinicalgate.com, "Clinical Examination and Imaging of the Hip"
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John Kiel on 10 April 2022 07:39:30
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3 October 2025 15:18:10
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