2022 Wrap Up

In 2022, there have also been plenty of new PDF resources added to the Hip Academy pdf resource library, continuing to build value for the Hip Academy membership. These pdf resources are designed as clinical 'cheat-sheets' with illustrations and key information to be downloaded, printed if desired, and use as an easy-reference how-to resource.

Over the past year, we have had over 40 new pdf Resources uploaded to Hip Academy, with most of these being multipage resources, taking the total number of PDF pages to 160:

In 2022 I also introduced 2 new PDF resources categories;

Clinical Resources - General:

• Modifying Deadlifts for Hip Pain
• Modifying Leg Press for Hip Pain
• Greater Trochanteric Pain after Total Hip Replacement
• The Hip and Pelvic Floor - Anatomical & Functional Relationships
• Prevention of Femoral Malversion
• Patient Predictors of failed hip arthroscopy
• Surgical and Rehab predictors of failed hip arthroscopy
• Post-operative rehabilitation - arthroscopy

Clinical Resource - Diagnosis:

• Diagnosing Adductor Related Groin Pain
• Diagnosis PHT: Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy
• Diagnosing Femoral Malversion

Clinical Resource - Treatment:

• Prehab & Rehab after Hip Arthroplasty

Clinical Resource - Imaging:

• Exploring Hip Anatomy on MRI

Featured New Hip Papers: 11 New Resources so far with 1 more to come this year.

Hip Facts from Literature:

• Hip Fact 1: Compression & gluteal tendinopathy 
• Hip Fact 2: Compression & adductor tendinopathy
• Hip Fact 3: Ligamentum Teres Injury & area of joint injury in FAIS
  
• Hip Fact 4: The relevance of Ligamentum Teres injury in FAIS
• Hip Fact 5: Managing patients with anterior hip pain
• Hip Fact 6: Push off and hip joint forces in gait
• Hip Fact 7: Cam morphology and Hip Osteoarthritis
• Hip Fact 8: Pincer morphology and Hip Osteoarthritis
• Hip Fact 9: The multisystem nature of hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
• Hip Fact 10: Fatigue & hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
• Hip Fact 11: Why are those with acetabular dysplasia more likely to develop acetabular labral tears?
• Hip Fact 12: Anterior acetabular edge loading during gait in acetabular dysplasia
• Hip Fact 13: The influence of Femoral Morphology on Hip Adduction During Running
• Hip Fact 14: The influence of weightbearing activity on development of femoral morphology
• Hip Fact 15: Isolated trochanteric bursitis is RARE
• Hip Fact 16: TFL hypertrophy is associated with fatty infiltration of the gluteus medius & minimus
• Hip Fact 17: Cam regrowth is more common in adolescents after arthroscopic cam resection, particularly in males
• Hip Fact 18: Repeat hip arthroscopy within 5 years more likely in adolescents who presented with acute injury
• Hip Fact 19: The Gothic Arch Angle (GAA): A new imaging index of hip instability in acetabular dysplasia
• Hip Fact 20: The PART... A New Clinical Test for Anterior Hip Instability
• Hip Fact 21: Intra-articular Corticosteroid Injection significantly increases the risk of Rapidly Destructive Hip Disease
• Hip Fact 22: Corticosteroid Injection within 3 months of hip replacement significantly increases risk of periprosthetic joint infection