Hip

Hip replacement surgery

Private hip replacement surgery in London. At Fortius Clinic we have a team of leading hip surgeons who use the most up-to-date techniques for hip replacement surgery.

Hip replacement surgery (arthroplasty)

Learn about the risks, precautions and recovery time of hip replacement surgery.

Hip arthritis

Osteoarthritis (arthritis) of the hip is caused by damage to the cartilage covering the joint surfaces in the hip.

Hip fracture

A hip fracture is when the upper part of the thigh bone (femur) is broken. The femur forms the ‘ball’ of the ball and socket hip joint. There are three types of fracture, depending on exactly which part of the femur is affected:

Hip dysplasia

The hip is a ‘ball and socket’ joint. Hip dysplasia, also known as acetabular dysplasia, or developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), is when the socket (acetabulum) doesn't develop properly, leaving it shallow and more upwardly sloping than usual.

Hip and knee joint replacement

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Hip and groin

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Hip replacement surgery patient information evening - Wednesday 9th October 2024

Come and meet our expert consultants and find out about the recent advances in hip replacement surgery.

Hip replacement patient information

Hip joint replacement

Knee replacement surgery

Private knee replacement surgery in London. At Fortius Clinic we have a team of leading knee surgeons who use the most up-to-date techniques for knee replacement surgery.

Women and men respond differently to hip replacement surgery

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Snapping hip syndrome

Trochanteric Bursitis (hip bursitis)

Hip arthroscopy

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Snapping iliopsoas tendon

Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI)

Avascular necrosis (osteonecrosis)

Labral tears

A labral tear is when the labrum (the rubbery rim of fibrous tissue surrounding the socket) is damaged.