Abstract:

Hip-Spine syndrome was first proposed by Offierski in 1983, and it was mainly divided into three types. Hip and spine are close in anatomical location and biomechanical relationship, which leads to many similarities in clinical symptoms of degenerative diseases of hip and spine. For example, both of them may have lower back pain, which brings many difficulties to clinical diagnosis and treatment. In the diagnosis of such diseases, clinicians should take the hip and spine as an inseparable whole. Physical examination should be careful to avoid misdiagnosis caused by the omission of the physical examination site. At the same time, the treatment should also take into account the hip and spine. Common surgical treatments for hip-spine syndrome are mainly divided into spinal surgery and hip surgery. For hip-spine syndrome patients requiring these two surgical methods, there is still no definitive conclusion on which surgery should be preferred. The current consensus is that appropriate surgical methods and timing should be selected according to the lesion site and severity of the patient, and timely intervention should be made to prevent further progression of the disease.

Key words: Hip joint, Spine, Diagnosis, Surgical procedures, operative