Trochanteric bursitis refers to inflammation of the bursa that sits between the greater trochanter and the skin of outer most aspect of the hip. The irritated bursa will be thickened, swollen, tender to touch, and may radiate pain down the side of the thigh. It is important to note that bursitis is rarely present in isolation and will typically accompany a tendon pathology or may be a result of a direct trauma to the area.

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