Definition
A standardised scoring system (0-100) that measures hip joint function based on pain, walking ability, daily activities, and range of motion. Higher scores indicate better function; it is used to track outcomes in AVN treatment.
Harris Hip Score
diagnosticThe Harris Hip Score is a standardised scoring system from 0 to 100 that measures how well the hip joint works. It combines pain, walking ability, use of support, daily activities such as stairs and putting on shoes, and range of motion. Higher scores mean better function. It is used to track progress over time in avascular necrosis treatment.
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