Our Doctor's Videos

Home » Orthopaedics » Hip » Hip Flexor Pain After Hip Replacement? | Iliopsoas Strengthening Explained

Hip Flexor Pain After Hip Replacement? | Iliopsoas Strengthening Explained

by OrthoEnglewood | 8 months ago

Experiencing hip flexor weakness or pain after hip replacement? In this video, Dr. Roy I. Davidovitch explains the role of the iliopsoas (hip flexor tendon) and why it can become weak or inflamed—especially if it hasn’t been properly engaged for years before surgery.

Dr. Vincent Fowble and Dr. Melisa Estes at Palm Beach Orthopaedic Institute

Dr. Vincent Fowble specializes in the area of joint replacement. He performs total hip and knee..
By Melisa Estes, MD
15 years ago

VV MI Hip Registration

The Vector Vision Minimally Invavise system not only takes existing bone structures and the..
By Desert Orthopedics Center,..
19 years ago

Advances in Hip and Knee Surgery with Dr. Max Lincoln

Are you experiencing hip or knee pain and think that a replacement is in your future? Join Dr. Max..
By Max Lincoln, MD
6 years ago

The Benefits of Bikini Hip Replacement: Less Scarring, Faster Recovery

#kneereplacement #hipreplacement #orthopedics The Benefits of Bikini Hip Replacement: Less..
By Richard Boe, M.D.
2 years ago

View More