by Mr. Patrick Carton | 13 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..
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Rooms Pivot Shift Visit http://www.sydneyhipandknee.com.au/ for more information
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This is Vince at 4.5 weeks after his bi-lateral hip resurfacing surgery with Dr. Edwin Su, at the..
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