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Labrum of the Hip | Stephanie Mayer MD, Orthopedic Surgeon | UCHealth

by Stephanie W. Mayer, MD | 8 years ago

The labrum in the hip is a ring of cartilage around the edge of the hip socket. This cartilage acts as kind of a shock absorber in the hip, but also to provide a cushion within the hip as you go through range of motion and during weight bearing and exercise activities.

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