Review Question - QID 216826

A 21-year-old male college track athlete presents to your clinic with complaints of anterior hip/groin pain. He is a hurdler and his pain is worse at the extremes of flexion during these events to the point where is currently not able to participate. On examination, flexion and internal rotation reproduce his pain. He denies pain with a resisted straight leg raise or with a resisted sit-up. He is able to bear weight regularly without significant pain while walking. Given his complaints and physical examination, which of the following images (Figures A-E) is most consistent with his diagnosis?