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Posts in category: Hip Injury
Category: Hip Injury
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Femoroplasty (Cam Impingement)
Injury Overview Femeroacetabular Impingment, often referred to as FAI for short, refers to a condition where there is a abnormality of the shape of the bones of the hip joint.
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Hip Instability
Introduction & General Considerations In orthopedics, instability occurs when patients have pain or discomfort due to abnormal looseness of a joint. When a joint completely comes out of place it
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Partial Psoas Lengthening
Injury Overview The iliopsoas (Psoas) is a muscle that originates within the pelvis and passes over the front of the hip joint before inserting on the femur (thighbone) at the
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Hip Labral Repair
Injury Overview The acetabular labrum is a type of cartilage that covers the rim of the hip socket (known as the acetabulum). It may be injured as a result of
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Gluteus Medius/Minimus Repair
The gluteus medius and gluteus minimus are muscles which are important for motion and stability of the hip joint. Injury Overview The gluteus medius and gluteus minimus are key to
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Chondroplasty
Articular cartilage is a soft, fibrous tissue that covers the ends of bones within a joint, allowing for smooth, low-friction motion. Articular cartilage can become damaged through trauma associated with
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Hip Arthroscopy
Dr. Adam Anz is trained in hip arthroscopy and uses this approach to treat a number of hip conditions. Hip arthroscopy uses tiny, keyhole incisions to insert a small video
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Acetabuloplasty (Pincer Impingement)
Femeroacetabular Impingment, often referred to as FAI for short, refers to a condition where there is a abnormality of the shape of the bones of the hip joint. FAI can
- by Anz
Fasciotomy (Iliotibial Band Release)
The IT band (iliotibial band) is a thick band of fibers that runs the length of the outside of the hip and thigh—from the pelvis all the way down to
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Articular Cartilage Defect Surgery
Articular cartilage is a very important component of a healthy knee joint. It covers the ends of each of the bones and is what allows for a fluid, smooth, painless
- by Anz
Femoroplasty (Cam Impingement)
Injury Overview Femeroacetabular Impingment, often referred to as FAI for short, refers to a condition where there is a abnormality of the shape of the bones of the hip joint.
- by Anz
Hip Instability
Introduction & General Considerations In orthopedics, instability occurs when patients have pain or discomfort due to abnormal looseness of a joint. When a joint completely comes out of place it
- by Anz
Partial Psoas Lengthening
Injury Overview The iliopsoas (Psoas) is a muscle that originates within the pelvis and passes over the front of the hip joint before inserting on the femur (thighbone) at the
- by Anz
Hip Labral Repair
Injury Overview The acetabular labrum is a type of cartilage that covers the rim of the hip socket (known as the acetabulum). It may be injured as a result of
- by Anz
Gluteus Medius/Minimus Repair
The gluteus medius and gluteus minimus are muscles which are important for motion and stability of the hip joint. Injury Overview The gluteus medius and gluteus minimus are key to
- by Anz
Chondroplasty
Articular cartilage is a soft, fibrous tissue that covers the ends of bones within a joint, allowing for smooth, low-friction motion. Articular cartilage can become damaged through trauma associated with
- by Anz
Hip Arthroscopy
Dr. Adam Anz is trained in hip arthroscopy and uses this approach to treat a number of hip conditions. Hip arthroscopy uses tiny, keyhole incisions to insert a small video
- by Anz
Acetabuloplasty (Pincer Impingement)
Femeroacetabular Impingment, often referred to as FAI for short, refers to a condition where there is a abnormality of the shape of the bones of the hip joint. FAI can
- by Anz
Fasciotomy (Iliotibial Band Release)
The IT band (iliotibial band) is a thick band of fibers that runs the length of the outside of the hip and thigh—from the pelvis all the way down to
- by Anz
Articular Cartilage Defect Surgery
Articular cartilage is a very important component of a healthy knee joint. It covers the ends of each of the bones and is what allows for a fluid, smooth, painless