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Hip preservation

Hip preservation surgery is used to relieve hip pain by reshaping the natural joint or by repairing or replacing damaged tissues. These procedures can be used instead of total hip replacements, offering another solution for hip dysplasia or arthritis.

Hip labrum reconstruction in Englewood, Colorado

You deserve the freedom of movement you enjoyed before hip pain.

Hip reconstruction is a highly advanced surgery that can help you get back to the life you love. Hip surgeons and specialists at Swedish Medical Center's Hip Restoration Institute have unmatched experience using this technique.

Get back to the activities you love

Hip pain doesn't have to prevent you from living your best life. Call our expert hip preservation team now to help you understand your symptoms, treatment options and procedures.

Hip pain doesn't have to prevent you from living your best life. Call our expert hip preservation team now to help you understand your symptoms, treatment options and procedures.

Related specialties

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Symptoms of a hip labral tear

Understanding the specific symptoms of a hip labral tear can help you identify when you need to seek medical care. Some of the symptoms include:

  • Groin or bikini line pain
  • Worsening pain with sitting, pivoting, twisting
  • Deep ache or catching sensation
  • Hip feels stuck when going from sitting to standing

Our hip preservation program

Our orthopedic program for hip preservation offers specialized services performed by experienced professionals who care about your entire well-being.

Hip restoration surgery

Arthroscopic labral reconstruction of the hip is an advanced operation that involves making a new labrum from a graft. The Swedish Medical Center's Hip Restoration Institute offers a proven approach to chronic hip pain.

For an injury that will not heal on its own, surgery is usually recommended when the tear is severe or producing persistent symptoms.

Hip labral reconstruction

Our approach is to replace the labrum with a graft that will never be able to feel pain. By removing the chronically damaged labrum, the labral pain goes away.

The ball and cup are also meticulously and precisely reshaped, so they fit properly together to protect the labral reconstruction and the hip moving forward. The hip joint is functionally restored to its younger, healthier form. Pain is eradicated, and our patients return to all that they enjoy doing.

Our team has successfully completed thousands of hip labral reconstructions and continues to perform hundreds each year.

Hip arthroscopy

Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive hip surgery. During this procedure, our surgeon accesses the hip joint through several small incisions rather than one large incision. With the aid of advanced technology, the hip joint is visualized and repaired without ever being exposed. We are proud to offer you this technique, which often leads to less pain, a shorter hospital stay, faster recovery and diminished scarring.

Ligamentum teres reconstruction for preventing labral tears

In addition to labral reconstruction, our team also performs reconstruction of the ligamentum teres — the rope-like connection between the ball and cup of the hip joint. By reconstructing this area, the hip is restabilized, which can prevent a labral tear.

Our Hip preservation Locations

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Swedish Medical Center
501 E Hampden Ave
Englewood, CO 80113
 (303) 788 - 5000

Currently Viewing:

Swedish Medical Center
501 E Hampden Ave
Englewood, CO 80113
 (303) 788 - 5000
Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children
2001 N. High St
Denver, CO 80205
 (720) 754 - 1000

6.5 miles

Sky Ridge Medical Center
10101 Ridgegate Pkwy
Lone Tree, CO 80124
 (720) 225 - 1000

10.4 miles

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