Hip Arthroscopy surgeon
Arthroscopy of the hip joint is a “keyhole” procedure for the treatment of multiple pathologies of the hip joint without large incisions. It allows faster return to sporting and recreational activities than open procedures, and normally only requires an overnight stay in hospital.
INDICATIONS
Pain in the hip and groin region may be due to many pathologies both inside and outside the hip joint itself. Common pathologies seen inside the joint are cartilage tears, loose bodies, bony bumps that cause impingement-cam or pincer
inflammation of the joint lining and tears of the ligaments that provide the joint with stability.
Hip Arthroscopy surgeon
