restore your hip motion and strength, relieve pain, repair damage from injuries, and potentially prevent further joint damage due to structural abnormalities. Our orthopedic surgeons at University of ...

Healing and recovery can vary from one person to the other. We typically expect recovery to take about four to six months before you are back to most sports. However, you will see continued ...

Hip labrum surgery is a medical procedure that repairs or replaces a torn labrum in the hip joint. The success rate for this surgery is high in most people. The hip labrum is a crescent-shaped piece ...

Hip arthroscopy is a procedure that helps diagnose and treat problems in your hip joint. The procedure involves a surgeon making small incisions that let them see inside your hip joint with a small ...

Imagine you’re training for a marathon, and suddenly you develop a pain in your hip. It may hurt when you run, during daily activities, or when you sleep, and sometimes it also aches or throbs. One ...

A doctor may recommend hip surgery if you don’t experience symptom relief from more conservative options or if you have a sudden and serious injury. Hip surgery is one of the most common kinds of ...

A hip surgery procedure called subchrondroplasty may benefit young and active people with hip problems. It is minimally invasive and preserves the joint’s natural function. Hip surgery techniques and ...

Hip arthroscopy has gradually evolved over the past two decades.Recently hip arthroscopy has increase its role in diagnosis and treatment for specific intraarticular and extraarticular hip injuries ...

Your hips are one of the largest joints in your body that bears weight. They’re the reason you can walk, squat down, twist, turn, and carry heavy items. Hips are ball-and-socket joints. They’re the ...