Posts Tagged ‘anterior hip loads’
Iliopsoas impingement after total hip replacement
What do your patients most look forward to once they have finally made the decision to take the leap into a surgical solution for end stage hip osteoarthritis? PAIN RELIEF! Of course, there are many functional and quality of life ambitions, but these are usually inextricably linked with relieving the pain of advanced arthritis. Failure…
Read MoreAcetabular Dysplasia – Are you seeing the whole picture?
June is Hip Dysplasia Awareness month. You may be aware of dysplasia, but are you seeing the whole picture? Acetabular dysplasia is one of the leading causes of hip instability and painful hip osteoarthritis and therefore awareness and early detection are of high importance. Dysplasia refers to abnormal growth, in this case of the bones…
Read MoreStanding posture, hip joint loads & the management of hip pain
In recent years, particularly in the social media sphere, there has been a lot of negative publicity directed towards management approaches for musculoskeletal pain that address posture and/or incorporate movement training. The criticisms usually hang on two main assertions: 1. Postural and/or movement training will induce hypervigilance and fear avoidant behaviour & 2. That the…
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