Hip

Gluteal tendinopathy is a common presentation in physiotherapy clinics and these injuries often provide a significant rehabilitation challenge. Abnormal mechanical load is the primary issue in the development of tendon injuries. Patients often present to the clinic after sudden changes in exercise patterns or abnormal loading patterns resulting from injury and pain in another area ... Read More

What is it The hip labrum is a fibrocartilage structure which attaches to the bony rim of the acetabulum (hip socket), it is about 2-3mm thick and has many functions but acts mainly to help provide stability to the hip joint.  The labrum helps to stabilise the hip joint by deepening the socket by about ... Read More