Review Question - QID 219884

A 28-year-old male hockey player presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of right hip pain. The patient has recently returned to playing hockey in a local men’s league and has had pain in the right hip for approximately 3 weeks while skating. He denies any catching or popping in the hip. He reports no pain in the hip at baseline when performing daily activities or working at his desk job. Plain films of the pelvis and right hip are shown in Figures A and B respectively. On exam, he has pain with 90° of hip flexion and internal rotation. What is the most appropriate next step in the management of this patient’s right hip pain?