Are There Any Limitations After a Total Hip Replacement?
Hip replacement surgery is a fairly common procedure and a common question we get asked is are there any limitations after a total hip replacement? This blog answers that question. Learn more.
Hip Labral Tear Surgery Success Rate
When working with an experienced orthopedic surgeon, the success rate of any type of procedure is likely high. In complex cases, hip surgery may be necessary. Learn more.
Famous Athletes With Hip Resurfacing and Hip Replacements
In this article, we list some famous athletes with hip replacements who still went on to live their lives to the fullest, with their new and well-functioning hips. Learn more.
Pros and Cons of Labral Tear Surgery
In this blog, we cover the pros, cons, and other practical questions about hip labral tear surgery and post-surgical care. Learn more
What Is Regenerative Medicine, And What Conditions Can It Treat?
What is regenerative medicine? Understanding this field and the available treatment options can help you identify the best choice for your needs, so we’re here to help you out. Learn more.
Femoral Anteversion vs. Retroversion: Their Differences, Causes, and Treatment Options
It can be tricky to distinguish femoral anteversion vs. retroversion, especially if there are other rotation deformities aside from the torsional malalignment. With this said, there are signs and symptoms you can watch out for. Learn more
Femoral Anteversion in Children: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
Femoral anteversion is a disorder wherein the femoral neck is excessively twisted or turned toward the body’s midline. Learn more about the causes and treatments.
Femoroacetabular Impingement: Types, Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Options
When the femoral head or the acetabulum are irregularly shaped, they may create friction from rubbing together and cause pain, this condition is called femoroacetabuluar impingement, and if left untreated, it can limit your movement and causes hip stiffness and pain. Learn more.
How Can Diabetes Cause Joint Pain?
Many people ask, can joint pain be caused by type 1 diabetes? The answer is yes, luckily with the right lifestyle changes and treatment, joint pain as a result of diabetes can be treated.
