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Part 1: Dr. Carl Freeman Explains Hip Dysplasia and PAO Surgery (Periacetabular Osteotomy)

by Carl Freeman, M.D. | 1 year ago

#hippain #hipdysplasia This is the first video in a three part series titled "Inside the Surgery" where Dr. Carl Freeman, at Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute explains Hip Dysplasia, the diagnosis, symptoms and first steps in treatment. #hipdysplasia #hippain

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