by Marc W. Hungerford, MD | 17 years ago
This surgery was performed by Dr. Marc Hungerford at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore Maryland. Dr. Hungerford has been performing minimally invasive hip replacements since 2003. The approach offers patients a quicker recovery because it does not require muscles to be cut during surgery. This patient was seen in rehab 2 days after surgery
Meet Dr. Clint McNabb, one of Raleigh Orthopaedic's hip and knee replacement surgeons. Dr...
By David Clinton McNabb, M.D.
10 years ago
Dr. Michael Leighton specializes in sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery of the knee and..
By Palm Beach Orthopedic..
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Cartilage lesions are of high prevalence in patients with hip impingement. These lesions are..
By Cecilia Pascual-Garrido, MD
9 years ago
This exercise is designed for patients and athletes looking to strengthen the hip muscles that..
By Katherine J. Coyner, MD
5 months ago
Learn about the origins of the SuperPath Minimally Invasive Hip Approach from the the surgeons who..
By Elvis Grandic, M.D.
8 years ago
