by Mr. Patrick Carton | 15 years ago
http://www.hipandgroinclinic.ie - A CAM deformity results from the development of a bony prominence (bump) on the anterior surface (front) of the femoral head (ball); with repetitive flexion of the hip i.e. striking a ball, jumping, squatting, etc..
We reviewed the following paper, published in The American Journal of Sports Medicine: "Hip..
By Mr. Patrick Carton
5 years ago
#hipreplacement #swimming #orthopedicsurgeon
Make a splash in your recovery
By Dr. Andrew Ehmke
1 year ago
Dr. Chen describes the many benefits of robotic assisted joint replacement surgery.
By Community Orthopedic Medical..
3 years ago
Dr. Feldman and Dr. McVicker discuss the diagnosis and treatment of different hip issues that are..
By David S. Feldman, MD
4 years ago
#hipreplacement #orthopedics #DAA
Thinking about hip replacement? The Direct Anterior Approach..
By Charles Claps, DO
2 years ago
