Doctors test their aim: can they hit hip muscles blindfolded?

This study aims to measure how accurately doctors can place needles into specific hip muscles when working by feel and anatomical landmarks alone, without using ultrasound to guide them. Researchers will compare the doctor's blind placements against ultrasound images taken right after each needle insertion to check if they hit the right spot. The study involves 40 adults with hip or groin pain and focuses on improving training for this common procedure, but it does not provide any treatment for participants' pain.