There are many ways to deal with hip problems. Some can be helped with as little as physical therapy, while others may...
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Hip Arthroscopy Recovery: Timeline and Expectations
Every year, millions of people have pain in their hips. However, conservative, non-invasive treatments like cortisone...
What You Should Know About Hip Arthroscopy Labral Repair
Millions of people experience hip pain every year. However, many less severe conditions that cause pain and discomfort...
What to Expect from an Anterior Hip Replacement
For most people, hip pain starts as a small ache and gets worse over time as their hip joint keeps breaking down. Your...
What to Expect From a Hip Labral Tear Surgery
If you have pain in your hip or groin, it could be because of a hip labral tear. Your hip joint may be damaged, but...
Hip Arthroscopy vs. Hip Arthroplasty
Hip Arthroscopy vs Hip Arthroplasty, a step by step info guide. Hip Pain Hip pain is a common problem that can have...
How to Treat a Labral Tear
How to treat a labral tear, a step by step guide. What is a Hip Labral Tear? A hip labral tear affects the ring of...
How Can Orthopedic Physicians Help With Osteoarthritis Treatment?
There are few health conditions more painful and debilitating than osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis is the most common...
Outpatient : Total Joint Replacement – Bridget Peterson’s Success Story
I work as a nurse practitioner and so I see lots of people. We make lots of referrals to specialists and one of the...
Held Back No Longer
Spinal Fusion at Fort Sanders Regional Helps Patient Get Her Life Back After a busy morning of cleaning kitchen...
Anterior vs Posterior Hip Replacement – Which is Right for You?
The difference between an anterior and posterior hip replacement is where the surgical incision is made on the hip....
Hip Labral Tear and Preservation with Dr. Yau of Tennessee Orthopedic Clinic
My name is Paul Yau, and I have a particular interest in hip preservation. One of the most common conditions is labral...