
Hip Surgery
Ohio State offers advanced hip surgery procedures tailored to your individual needs, ensuring expert care and optimal recovery outcomes.
At The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio, our orthopedic hip specialists are committed to helping you improve your quality of life. We offer advanced treatments designed to relieve hip pain and restore your ability to do the activities you love. Whether it’s playing sports, taking walks with your dog or simply moving comfortably, we want to help you get back to enjoying your everyday life.
We offer comprehensive care for all types of hip injuries. Our team includes orthopedics and sports medicine experts who work together to ensure the best treatment outcomes. We use advanced hip pain treatments to help you stay active and pain-free. Our team offers both non-surgical and surgical interventions to try and minimize downtime. With convenient locations across central Ohio, it’s easy to get the care you need close to home.
Since she was 11, Joyce Amofah had lived with pain and disability from an uncommon hip condition. Now, hip specialists at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center have helped her learn to walk again.
Hip pain can be caused by a variety of factors but is usually related to the hip joint.
Hip joints are in each of your legs. They’re ball-and-socket joints and help your legs move. The socket, called the acetabulum, is in your pelvis. The ball, called the femoral head, is at the top of your thighbone (femur). The hip joints are made up of bone, cartilage and other muscle tissue.
Hip pain can originate in or around the joint. There are many factors that can cause hip pain.
Some things that can cause hip pain include:
It’s important to note that some causes of hip pain may not actually occur in the hip itself but may be tied to other conditions elsewhere in the body. Therefore, if you have hip pain, you should see your doctor.
Ohio State’s team of hip experts offers comprehensive care for a wide range of hip conditions, from mild sprains to more advanced issues like hip impingement. Using the latest diagnostic techniques, our goal is to identify and treat these conditions early to prevent premature wear and tear on the hip joint. By focusing on preserving the joints, we can help you maintain their mobility and live pain-free.
These are some of the common hip problems we see and treat:
Hip issues will vary from person to person, but our experts are trained to diagnose and treat them.
There are many treatment options for hip pain at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center. We offer many nonsurgical and surgical treatment options and will create a comprehensive, customized treatment program just for you. Your doctor may recommend one or a combination of treatment options based on different factors.
Nonsurgical treatment options may include:
If these conservative treatment methods don’t adequately relieve your symptoms or they stop working over time, you might be a candidate for hip surgery. At the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, we have a strong emphasis on hip preservation and have innovative surgery options that could delay the need for joint replacement. We have expert hip surgeons who specialize in certain types of hip surgeries, whether that be hip arthroscopy or hip replacement, when you do need a joint replacement.
At the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, our hip pain treatment team consists of some of the best surgeons, nonoperative physicians, physical therapists, sports medicine specialists and researchers in this country. This integrated approach means that experts from different fields come together to create personalized treatment plans for each person. The team works collaboratively to provide care across all ages and hip condition diagnoses. Our experts know you want to remain active, so they’ll carefully evaluate your condition to ensure preservation of the hip joint.
We offer innovative treatments like orthobiologics therapies and minimally invasive hip procedures using the latest surgical techniques. These advanced methods can make a big difference in your recovery. The goal is to help you feel better and return to your favorite activities as quickly as possible.
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