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A 17 yо high schооl runner аrrives reporting а 6-month h/o R lаteral hip pain. Initially the sx were only during running, but now notes pain throughout the day. The pt reports ↑ pain with R sidelying. PMH is significant for L proximal tibial fx at age 12, unclear if growth plate was impacted. Your examination reveals: Standing Posture: asymmetry at the pelvic landmarks with L ASIS & PSIS 1 cm inferior (lower) compared to the R ASIS & PSIS Ms Performance: R hip flexors, IRs, and extensors 5/5 without pain, R abductors 4+/5 with pain, ERs 4-/5 with + pain 4-5/10. L Hip all movements 5/5 Muscle Length: Significant limitation/+ Ober and FLADDIR/FADDIR tests with sx reproduction 6-7/10 Palpation: Stiff with minimal tenderness along connective tissue in lateral trochanteric region and proximal ITB. Based on the above clinical presentation, identified impairments, and your primary movement related diagnosis, which of the following Health Conditions is the pt most at risk for developing (if not already present)?