Editorial Commentary: Hip–Spine Syndrome: When the Hip Does Not Move, the Spine Labors Double

When the hip does not move, spine labors double. For example, limited extension results in lumbar hyperextension and an increase spinal facet joint loading due to premature coupling. Patients who undergo surgery show significant improvement concomitant lower back problems, symptomatic low pain resolves approximately 80% of patients after total arthroplasty. impairment range motion (limitation or asymmetry) is identified, a logical relationship pathology should be explored, treatment options may include interventions that improve motion.