April 2024

Continuing on in our clinical series we will move just below the hip to discuss knee pain. The knee can be a very problematic and painful joint. This is supported by the fact that the knee is by far the most commonly replaced joint in our body, being responsible for 54.5% of all joint replacement […]

Following our last discussion on shoulder pain, we are going to discuss the other ball-and-socket joint in our body, the hip (known as the femoroacetabular joint, as it is formed by a connection of our femur, thigh bone, and the acetabulum, a socket formed in our pelvic bone) and some of the more common reasons