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  • A Risk for Anterior Hip Approach
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  • Current Treatment Options for Nontraumatic Femoral Head Necrosis
  • An Alternate Technique for Total Hip Surgery: The Direct Anterior Approach.
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  • Effectiveness of Surgery For The Middle-Aged Patient With Hip Pain
  • Preventing and Treating Leg Length Differences with Total Hip Replacement
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  • Femoroacetabular Impingement: Diagnosis By Exclusion
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  • Hip Osteoarthritis: More Common Than You Think
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  • What is Femoroacetabular Impingement and Does It Really Lead to Hip Osteoarthritis?
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  • Do Steroid Injections in the Hip Before Hip Joint Replacement Cause Infection?
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  • Bone Loss: Major Obstacle to Hip Replacement Revision
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  • Osteoarthritis: It's in the Genes
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  • Total Hip Replacement: Needed But Not Always Possible
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  • Big Question: Do Cemented Implants Hold Up Better Than Cementless?
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  • Microfracture: Good For the Knee but What About the Hip?
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  • Routine Imaging of Hip Recommended After Joint Replacement
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  • News About Treating Infections After Hip Replacement
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  • Which is Better: Metal or Ceramic Bearings in Hip Replacements?
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  • High Rate of Complications but Good Outcomes for Hip Replacement in the Young
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  • Evidence to Support Surgery for Femoroacetabular Impingement
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  • Risk of Hip Impingement Developing
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  • Hip and Spine Problems in the Elderly
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  • Running Is Possible After Hip Resurfacing But...
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  • Getting Back Into Action After Short-Stem Hip Replacement
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  • Review of Metallosis With Hip Resurfacing
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  • Guide to Acetabular Fractures in Older Adults
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  • Hip Fracture Threatens Independence and Mobility in the Elderly
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  • Best Treatment Choice for Intertrochanteric Hip Fractures
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  • Athletes Who Push Beyond Their Anatomic Limits
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  • Diagnosing and Treating Complications of Hip Dislocation
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  • Athletes At All Levels Can Return to Sports After Surgery for Femoroacetabular Impingement
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  • Surgeons Take a Closer Look at a Hip Replacement Implant
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  • Hip Instability Possible Without Trauma
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  • Hip Replacement in Adults Who Had Perthes Disease As a Child
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  • How Am I Doing After My Hip Replacement?
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  • Long-Term Results of Cementless Hip Replacement
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  • Ninety-day and Ten Year Risks Associated with Hip Replacement
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  • Cement or Cementless Hip Replacements?
  • Cause of Rare Implant Fracture After Revision Surgery
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  • An Update on Osteonecrosis of the Hip
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  • Problems With Hip Replacements
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  • Clinical Practice Guidelines for Periprosthetic Joint Infections
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  • Source of Blood Supply to the Hip Labrum
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  • Surgical Treatment of Femoroacetabular Impingement of the Hip
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  • How Many People Have Hip Deformity Leading to Arthritis?
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  • Treatment of Asymptomatic Osteonecrosis of the Femoral Head
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  • More Important Information on Femoroacetabular Impingement
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  • Is There a Fast Yet Safe Way to Recover from Total Hip Surgery?
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  • Early Recognition of Hip Impingement Important to Prevent Joint Damage
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  • An Update on the Anatomy, Biomechanics, and Repairs of Hip Labrum
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  • German Surgeons Report on Sports Participation After Hip Resurfacing
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  • What Can Be Done About a Squeaking Hip Replacement?
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  • Diagnosing Posterior Hip Pain in Athletes
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  • Exercises for Rehab After Hip Arthroscopy
  • Prevention and Treatment of Groin Strains in Athletes
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  • Hip Injuries in Athletes
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  • Technology Overview of Hip Resurfacing
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  • A Physical Therapist Reviews the Problem of Snapping Hip
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  • The Past, Present, and Future of Hip Joint Replacements
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  • Update on Traumatic Hip Dislocations
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  • Hip Surgery May Not Be Advised for Children with Steel Syndrome
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  • Osteonecrosis Most Common Cause of Hip Resurfacing Arthroplasty Periprosthetic Fractures
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  • No Significant Difference in Gait after Minimally Invasive and Traditional Transgluteal Total Hip Arthropasty
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  • Guidance During Needle Injection of Hip Joint Required
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  • Precautions After Total Hip: Do We Really Need Them?
  • There's Only One Way to Ensure Accuracy of Hip Joint Injection
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  • Special Gel Speeds Up Recovery in Cementless Hip Replacements
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  • Charnley Total Hip Arthroplasty Has Good Long-Term Record
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  • Testing and Treating the Athlete with Groin Pain
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  • Walking Can Begin Immediately After Hip Fracture Surgery
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  • Reducing Complications After Surgery for Hip Fractures
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  • Delays in Surgery for Hip Fracture Cause Problems
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  • Patient or Procedure: Which One Makes the Difference?
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  • Surgeon Reports Results of Hip Joint Resurfacing Using Minimally Invasive Approach
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  • What the Experts Are Saying About Femoroacetabular Impingement
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  • Benefits of Aquatic Therapy After Hip or Knee Replacement
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  • Evidence Supports Use of Accelerated Joint Replacements
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  • Clinical Practice Guidelines for Hip Osteoarthritis
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  • Treatment of Degenerative Hip Disease in Younger Patients
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  • A New Problem for the Baby Boomer Generation
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  • Factors Affecting Function After Hip Fracture
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  • Antibiotic-Impregnated Cement Has Limited Cost Savings in Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty
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  • Getting Back to Normal Walking Patterns After Hip Surgery
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  • Waiting For a Hip or Knee Replacement? Here are Some Tips to Control Pain and Stay Active.
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  • The Problem With a Failed Total Hip Replacement
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  • Optimal Approach for Total Hip Replacement
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  • Controlling Pain After a Total Hip Replacement
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  • Return to Sports After Treatment for Snapping Hip Syndrome
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  • Osteoporosis and Type of Hip Fracture in Parkinson Disease
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  • Young, Active Patients With Hip Pain
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  • What to Do to Protect Your Hips
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  • Osteoporosis Treatment Rates Rise With Orthopedic Surgeon Playing Active Role
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  • Major Challenge in the Treatment of Osteoporosis
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  • Chronic Hip Pain: An Undiagnosed Problem
  • The High Cost of Hip Dislocation After Joint Replacement
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  • Evidence-Based Approach to Hip Fractures
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  • What To Do About A Squeaking Hip Replacement
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  • What Is Causing Squeaking in Hip After Joint Replacement?
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  • Accuracy of Clinical Tests to Identify Hip Arthritis
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  • Low Cost Method of Screening For Infection of Total Hip Replacement
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  • Regaining Equal Leg Strength After Hip Fracture
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  • Activity After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Femoral Neck Fracture After Hip Joint Resurfacing
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  • Are the Extremely Elderly Really At Greater Risk of Hip Fracture?
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  • Cost and Effectiveness of Home-Based Rehab After Joint Replacement
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  • Update on Hip Resurfacing Using Metal-on-Metal Implants
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  • Can Older Adults Benefit From Hip Joint Resurfacing?
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  • Predicting Survival After Hip Fracture
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  • The Importance of Surgical Timing After Hip Fracture
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  • Faster Recovery After Total Hip Replacement Based on Type of Incision
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  • Dramatic Change in Surgery for Hip Fracture
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  • Rehab Protocol for Hip Resurfacing
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  • Rate of Hip Dislocation Higher After Conversion From Hemiarthroplasty to Total Hip Replacement
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  • Update on Treatment for Femoral Fractures That Don't Heal
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  • Clinical Exam for Hip Pain
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  • Physical Therapy Home Care After Hip Fracture
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  • Review of Small-Incision Approaches to Hip Replacement
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  • Hip Range of Motion Helpful in Evaluating Patient Outcome after Total Hip Arthroplasty
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  • Early Weight Bearing Does Not Appear to Increase Risk of Loosening in Uncemented Cementless Hip Replacement
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  • Search for Cause of Hip Arthrokatadysis
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  • Review of Pathophysiology and Treatment of Osteonecrosis of the Hip
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  • Patients with Perthes Disease May Benefit from Metal-on-Metal Hip Resurfacing
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  • Carefully Selected Patients Can Benefit from Total Hip Resurfacing
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  • Review of Rare Femoral Fracture Pattern
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  • Unique Complication After Hip Resurfacing
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  • Report on Second Generation Total Hip Resurfacing Implants
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  • High Cross-Linked Polyethylene Liners in Hip Replacements May Experience Fatigue Damage
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  • Review of Trochanteric Osteotomy in Total Hip Replacement
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  • Ceramic Femoral Heads Age Over Time
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  • Squeaking with a Total Hip Replacement
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  • Anatomic Changes in the Hip May Cause Impingement
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  • Failure Rates Decrease with Hip Resurfacing for Young Arthritic Patients
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  • Get Better Results with Joint Replacements at Specialty Hospitals
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  • Hip Motion Restored to Normal with Hip Resurfacing
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  • Conversion from Resurfacing to Total Hip Arthroplasty
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  • Walking as a Sign of Recovery After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Advice to Surgeons About Hip Resurfacing
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  • What Do We Know About Patients Who Have Hip Replacements?
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  • Real-Time Ultrasound Identifies Causes of Snapping Hip Syndrome
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  • Reducing Bone Loss Through Femoral Stem Design
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  • Total Hip Replacement: What Do Patients Prefer?
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  • Caution Advised with Hip Resurfacing
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  • Medical Problems After Joint Replacement
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  • Rare Complication of Total Hip Replacement
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  • Reducing Complications with Two-Incision Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery
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  • Activity Reduces Bone Loss After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Fractures After Hip or Knee Replacement
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  • Uncemented Hip Replacements in Younger, Active Patients
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  • Physical Therapists Offer Help for Hip Osteoarthritis
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  • Hip Joint Resurfacing Gains Popularity Again
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  • Results of Rehab for Primary and Revision Hip Replacement
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  • Choosing the Right Patient for Hip Arthroscopy
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  • Fracture After Hip Replacement
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  • Unilateral Hip Dysplasia Usually Bilateral
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  • Treatment Options for Femoral Neck Fractures
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  • Predicting Results of Hip Replacement Revision
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  • Hip Fracture in the Elderly: Repair or Replace?
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  • Latest Statistics on Hip Fractures
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  • Tracking Recovery After Hip Fracture
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  • Improving Outcome of Rehab After Hip Fracture
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  • Physical Therapy Helps After Hip or Knee Replacement
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  • Mayo Clinic Investigates Nerve Palsy After Hip Replacement
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  • Unique Timing of Double Hip Replacements
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  • Thigh Pain After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Surgeons at Mayo Clinic Compare Methods of Total Hip Replacement
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  • Regional Anesthesia Replacing General in Hip Surgery
  • Results of Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement: Too Soon to Tell?
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  • Should Doctors Withhold Hip Replacement Surgery From Obese Patients?
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  • Minimally Invasive Means Less Tissue Trauma With Hip Replacement
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  • Gentle Yoga Reduces Risk of Falls in Older Adults
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  • First Report of Major Problem After Mini-Incision for Hip Replacement
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  • Long-Term Success of Joint Replacement Reported in Osteopetrosis
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  • Spinal Fractures Not All They Are Cracked Up to Be
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  • Knee Injuries Associated with Hip Dislocation
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  • Shorter Hospital Stay for Total Hip Replacement Saves Money
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  • Thirty-Year Study on Hip Replacements Helps Doctors Plan
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  • Steps To Measure Life of Joint Implant
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  • Shooting from the Hip after Graft Donation for Spinal Fusion
  • When Minimally Invasive is Too Invasive
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  • No Short Cuts to Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Does Minimally Invasive Surgery Speed Up Recovery after Total Hip Replacement?
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  • Preventing Pelvic Clots after Total Hip Replacement
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  • Think Twice about Ginkgo Biloba When Considering Total Hip Replacement
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  • Precautions after Total Hip Replacement: Have We Gone Too Far?
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  • Total Hip Replacement after an Unhealed Hip Fracture
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  • Long-Term Effects of Obesity on Knee Joint Replacement
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  • Soldiers and Hip Stretches
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  • Silver Anniversary of Hip Osteotomy for Severe Arthritis
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  • High Volume of Hip Replacements Linked with Better Outcome
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  • Not All Hip Fractures are Alike
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  • New Mini-Incision Not All It's Cut Out to Be
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  • Physical Therapists Explore Joint Motion as a Sign of Hip Osteoarthritis
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  • New Mini-Incision Not All It's Cut Out to Be
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  • New Phase of Exercise Advised Four Months after Hip Replacement
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  • True Merit of a Mini-Incision THR
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  • Patients Do Best after Hip Replacement Surgery by Getting Advice Ahead of Time
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  • Helping Patients Get Back on Their Feet after Hip Fracture
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  • Scoping Out Sources of Hip Pain
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  • Understanding the Unstable Total Hip Replacement
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  • Understanding Dislocation after Total Hip Replacement
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  • How to Take Away Pain after Total Hip Replacement
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  • Medicinal Prevention of Heterotopic Ossification after Total Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • What Did You Expect? Patients' Expectations before Total Hip Replacement
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  • Comparing Hip Replacements with and without Special Coating
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  • Hybrid Total Hip for Developmental Hip Dysplasia
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  • Choosing the Best Treatment after Hip Fracture: Fixation or Joint Replacement
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  • Returning Motion to a Fused Hip
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  • Educated Patients Fare Best after Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Finding Hip Joint Implants That Last
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  • Fitting a Straight Stem into a Curved Bone during Total Hip Replacement
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  • Radiation to Prevent Abnormal Bone Growth after Total Hip Replacement
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  • Should Mrs. Jones Have a Hip Joint Replacement Using the Posterior Approach?
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  • X-Ray Limitations for Hidden Bone Problems after Total Hip Replacement
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  • Robots on the Cutting Edge
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  • Costs Outweigh Payments for Revised Hip Replacement
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  • Guidelines for Driving after Total Hip Replacement
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  • The Immune System Blamed for Loosening of Hip Implant
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  • Laser Scanning May Help Prevent Failed Hip Replacement Revisions
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  • The Effect of Sterilization on Long-Term Wear of an Artificial Hip Joint
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  • Knee OA Treatment May Work for Hip OA, Too
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  • There's No Place Like Home to Heal Hip Fractures
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  • News For Patients Planning for a Total Hip Replacement
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  • The Challenge of Treating Hip Osteonecrosis in Young Adults
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  • New Use for PET Scans in Patients with New Hips
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  • Understanding Body Temperature Changes after Total Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Comparison of Two Approaches for Implanting a New Hip Joint
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  • Doctors' Advice for Back and Leg Symptoms after Total Hip Replacement
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  • Adding a New Dimension to Study Hip Joint Implants
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  • Fifteen-Year Results of Cementless Total Hip Replacement
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  • Technical Note on Trochanteric Osteotomy During Total Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • The Unfolding of Joint Plica
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  • Special Hip Socket Implant Helps Prevent Hip Dislocation
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  • Cement Extrusion During Total Hip Joint Replacement: Measurement and Incidence
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  • Total Hip Replacement Improves Sleep in Arthritis Sufferers
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  • Hip Fracture after Age 90
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  • Cross Words for Puzzling Thigh Pain after a New Hip Joint
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  • Hip News for Patients and Doctors Fooled by "Back Pain"
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  • Boning Up to Improve Function after Hip Fracture
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  • Dislocated a New Hip--Lately?
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  • Withholding Cement Helps Hold Some New Hip Joints
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  • Thinking Small in Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Hip Tips for Hockey Players
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  • Death to the Tip of the Hip
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  • One New Hip, One Year Later
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  • Safety Outweighs Savings in Hip Surgery
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  • Runners Are Hip, Especially When They Stretch
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  • Keeping New Hips in the Socket: A Plug for Prevention
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  • Hips Snap Back into Shape
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  • Walking It Off: Early Walking Predicts Short-Term Results from Hip Surgery
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  • Leg-Length Difference in the Elderly: How Much Is a Problem?
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  • Take Heart, Seniors--You Can Recover from Leg Fractures
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  • Elderly People Are Hip, Except When They Fall
  • Doctor, Can I Play Tennis after My Hip Replacement Surgery?
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  • Cha-Ching! The Total Cost for a Hip Fracture Is ...
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  • Goochy, Goochy, Goo: It's a Brand New Baby--and Hip Joint, Too!
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  • Primary Osteoarthritis: What Is It?
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  • Need a Hip Replacement? Who Ya Gonna Call?
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  • Arthritic Hips Out of Rhythm: New Rhyme for the Reason
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  • The Best Time for Hip Replacement Surgery Is . . . Still Unclear
  • Simple Snip for Snapping Hip
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  • Counting on a Total Hip Replacement
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  • Electric Recovery after Hip Surgery
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  • Changing a Fused Hip to a New Hip Joint
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  • For the Young at Hip
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  • Making Bones about a Hip Fracture
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  • Counting on a New Hip Joint
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  • A New Hip for the Adult Who had a Childhood Hip Infection
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  • Get Better Faster by Starting an Exercise Program before Getting a New Hip
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  • A Loose Hip Responds to the Right Surgery
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  • Navigation System Improves Mini-Incision Hip Replacement
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  • Accounting for Differences in Rates of Wear Between Identical Hip Joint Implants
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  • Dehydration Slows Rehabilitation after Joint Replacement and Hip Fracture Surgery
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  • Preheating Hip-Joint Implants Maximizes the Effect of Joint Cement
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  • Total Hip Replacement for Diastrophic Dysplasia
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  • Best Choice for Replacing a Damaged Femoral Head
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  • Mixing Antibiotics with Joint Cement to Reduce Infection with Joint Replacement Surgery
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  • Research Helps Doctors Choose the Best Surgical Tools for Hip Replacements
  • Surgeons Take an Extra Step to Improve Muscle Strength after Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Good Results with Extra-Large, Press-Fit Cups for Acetabular Revision
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  • Effect of Hip Replacement Design in Reducing Hip Dislocation
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  • Update on Osteonecrosis and Hip Joint Replacement
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  • New Surgical Developments in Hip Dysplasia
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  • Hip Revision For Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
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  • Treatment for Carpal Tunnel Works for Piriformis Syndrome
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  • Study of Hip Joint Replacements in Adults Younger Than 50
  • Hip Replacement after Hip Fracture
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  • Options When a Ceramic Hip Replacement Breaks
  • Improved Bone Union after Total Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Uncemented Total Hip Joints Revised with Cement
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  • Uncemented Total Hip Joints Revised with Cement
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  • Choosing a Hip Replacement: Ceramic or Metal?
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  • New Way to Restore a Flattened Hip Ball
  • New CT Scan Measures Bone Loss around the Hip Socket
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  • Does Time in the Hospital Affect Problems after Hip Replacement?
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  • Bandage Surgery for Total Hip Replacement
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  • Long-Term Results of Total Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Shallow Hip Socket Linked to Osteoarthritis
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  • Rehab on the Treadmill after Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Improving Results of Total Hip Replacement in the Under-50 Crowd
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  • Cruisin' for a Hip Fusion
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  • Scoping Out a Unique Cause of Hip Pain
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  • What Time Is the Right Time for THR?
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  • Locating the Best Approach for Total Hip Replacement Surgery
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  • Cold Treatment Relieves Pain after Total Hip Replacement
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  • Hip Osteoarthritis in Men Reduces Motion and Function
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  • Death Rate Goes Up When Surgery Is Delayed for Hip Fracture
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  • Safe Return to Sexual Activity after Hip Replacement
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  • Sticker Shock on a New Hip Joint
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  • Recovering Rapidly after Hip Replacement
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  • Training Surgeons for New Hip Replacement Method
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  • Hip Replacement Best for Displaced Hip Fracture
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  • Improved Technology Helps Physicians Diagnose Hip Problems
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  • Importance of Home Exercises after Hip Replacement
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  • The Long and Short of Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery
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  • Extra Physical Therapy Restores Function after Hip Fracture
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  • Hip Fracture? Consider a Home Physical Therapy Program
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  • Results of 1000 Mini-Incision Hip Replacements
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  • Advisory Statement for Surgeons
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  • Looking Back Improves Treatment of Hip Fractures
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  • Review of Leg Length Changes After Hip Replacement
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  • First Report on Nine Cases of "Frozen" Hip
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  • Preventing Blood Clots Before and During Total Hip Replacement All That's Needed
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  • Endoscopic Release of the Iliotibial Band for Snapping Hip Syndrome
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  • Total Hip Replacement in Patients with Severe Bone Defects
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  • Results of Acetabular Reconstruction for Severe Hip Problems
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  • Looking Back to Find Hip Labral Tears
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  • Charnley Hip Replacements Stand the Test of Time
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  • American Surgeons Slow to Embrace Hip Resurfacing
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  • Cemented and Uncemented Hip Replacements: Surgeons Must Do Both
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  • New Gold Standard in Hip Replacement
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  • Treating Bone Deficiencies During Hip Replacement Revision
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  • Joint Replacements Trigger Some, But Not All, Airport Security Systems
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  • Hemiarthroplasty or Total Hip Replacement for Hip Fracture?
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  • Pain Relief at the Bone Graft Site
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  • Improving Screw Fixation In Hip Fracture
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  • Pseudotumor from Polyethylene Wear Debris
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  • Risk of Fracture with Skylight Sign
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  • Ultrasound Plus Injection of Anesthetic Helps Relieve Pain of Snapping Hips
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  • Metal-on-Metal Resurfacing for Hips Showing Good Results So Far
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  • Finding Out More About Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome
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  • Jury Is Still Out on Hip Resurfacing Arthroplasty
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  • Using X-rays to Diagnose Hip Impingement
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  • Preconditioning Appears to Play Significant Role in Recovery from Hip Replacement
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  • Hip Arthroscopy Appears safe, Effective for Management of Hip Disorders
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  • Review of Hip Resurfacing for Young Active Adults
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  • Review of Total Hip Replacements for Obese and Geriatric Adults
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  • Report of Rare Gorham's Disease
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  • Treatment for Displaced Femoral Neck Fractures
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  • No Need For Rehab Program Based on Type of Hip Fracture
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  • Metal-on-Metal Hip Resurfacing Viable Option for Younger Patients
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  • Influence of Pain on Function After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Differential Diagnosis of Lateral Hip Pain: Clinical Tests Compared to MRI Results
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  • Factors That Explain Disability in Patients with Hip Osteoarthritis
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  • How Reliable is Muscle Testing for the Osteoarthritic Hip?
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  • Adjusting Orthopedic Treatment for Unstable Intertrochanteric Hip Fractures
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  • Review of Repairs for Intertrochanteric Fractures
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  • Success of Hip Replacement Based on Age and Type of Implant Used
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  • Treatment of Fatigue Fracture of the Bilateral Femoral Neck
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  • Frequently Asked Questions About Joint Replacement
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  • Causes of Total Hip Replacement Failure and Types of Revision Procedures
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  • Risk Factors for Hip Dislocation After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Transient Hip Osteoporosis: What Happens Over Time?
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  • Incidence of Hip Squeaking After Replacement is Underreported
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  • Concerns About Long-Term Use of Fosamax
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  • A Breakthrough in Finding the Cause of Squeaks in Hip Replacements
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  • A New Way to Prevent Blood Clots After Surgery That Doesn't Involve Blood Thinners
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  • Removing Tumors in the Hip Arthroscopically
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  • Is the Evidence in Favor or Against Surgery for Femoroacetabular Impingement?
  • Comparing Antiinflammatory Drugs After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Is Hip Bursitis Still Around?
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  • Fractures In and Around Joint Replacements
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  • Is The Evidence For or Against Mini-Incision for Hip Replacement?
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  • Hip Preservation Surgery for Femoroacetabular Impingement
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  • In-Depth Review of Arthroscopic Hip Surgery
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  • Rare But Devastating Complication of Total Hip Replacement
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  • What Is Femoral Head Osteonecrosis and What Are the Treatment Options?
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  • Screw Type for Hip Fracture Correction Effects Cost Outcomes
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