Arthrodesis/Fusion Surgery for the Hip
Arthrodesis of the hip is the the surgical fusion of the hip, with a goal to restore, strengthen and stabilize a weak hip joint.
Learn MoreArthroscopic Debridement of the Hip
Arthroscopic debridement is the medical procedure that removes debris from the hip joint.
Learn MoreHip Casts
A hip cast is also called a hip spica cast. It corrects hip dysplasia and other conditions in infants and children.
Learn MoreHip Orthotics
If you have hip pain, you may want to wear custom orthotics in your footwear or on your body to help correct alignment.
Learn MoreHip Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
If you're healing from hip surgery, you'll need physical therapy. If you have hip pain, physical therapy may help.
Learn MoreHip Replacement (Arthroplasty)
Hip replacement surgery, also known as hip arthroplasty, is when a surgeon removes damaged bone and cartilage and inserts artificial joints. When your hips hurt, the rest of your body can hurt. If non-surgical treatments don't help your hip pain, a hip replacement is an option.
Learn MoreHip Splints and Braces
There are hip stabilizers and hip braces, both of which are types of hip orthotics.
Learn MoreMedical Realignment of the Hip
In many cases, the solution for hip dislocation or hip impingement is medical realignment, also called an osteotomy.
Learn MorePlatelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection for the Hip
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections are a type of regenerative therapy that uses your body's own healing properties in blood to treat pain and stimulate healing.
Learn MoreRobotic-Assisted Hip Replacement
It's common to have hip replacement surgery using a robotic arm, which makes the surgery more accurate. During this surgery, damaged bone is replaced with an implant to work like a natural hip joint.
Learn MoreSteroid Injection for the Hip
Pain and inflammation in the hip joint(s) are the main reason that doctors prescribe steroid injections. Steroid injections help reduce inflammation and pain.
Learn MoreSurgical Realignment of the Hip
Surgical realignment is a procedure for doctors to get the hip joint back into its proper position after accidents, falls and other trauma.
Learn MoreSurgical Repair of the Hip
Femoroacetabular (hip) impingement is a condition where extra bone growths in your hip joint cause pain. Surgical repair on the hips is often used to fix this pain.
Learn MoreTendon Transfer in the Hip
A tendon transfer is a surgery where your doctor removes a non-functioning tendon in the hip.
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