1. Alvin Jones, MD Bio: Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon
Medical School: Medicine and clinical research degrees, University of Pittsburgh
Internship: General surgery preliminary intern, East Carolina University
Residency: Orthopaedic surgery, West Virginia University
“I chose to work at Dayton Children's because of both its past history of excellent care and future promises to continue to deliver outstanding treatment for the children and adolescents of this area.”

2. Femoral Acetabular Impingement Syndrome
Alvin Jones M.D.

3. disclosure
I have no disclosures related to the following topic.

4. What is FAI syndrome?
Pain syndrome generated by boney prominences in the hip joint as they abut another surface.

5. Types of FAI

6. Who does it affect? Adolescent athletes in sports requiring
High loads on the hip
Extremes of hip flexion or rotation
Individuals with increased femoral retroversion
SCFE
History of femoral head neck deformity
Legg-Calve-Perthes

7. How does it present? Insidious or acute onset of pain in the hip
Anterior or Anterolateral
Initially activity related
Can progress to chronic constant pain
Occasional mechanical symptoms
Clicking/Popping associated with pain

8. Exam findings
Commonly pain over the Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine (AIIS)
Positive FADIR sign
Flexion Adduction and Internal Rotation
Clicking or popping with Int/Ext rotation of the hip in flexion

9. Treatment Options Activity modifications Physical therapy
Diagnostic/Therapeutic injections
Surgery
Femoral head/neck osteoplasty
Acetabuloplasty
Address the soft tissue damage (labral reattachment)

10. Thank You