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Fig. 2B. Diagram illustrating "pathomechanics" of snapping
iliopsoas tendon. When hip is moved back toward complete extension, tendon
impinges on iliopectineal eminence. As extension continues, tendon at some
point is released from impingement, moving abruptly medially. This abrupt
abnormal tendon motion is characteristic of snapping hip.
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