What is Hip Impingement? The hip joint is formed by the acetabulum (part of the pelvic bone) and the head of the femur. It is a shallow joint to allows a wide range of leg motions. The joint is stabilised by ligaments, muscles, and also a piece of cartilage known as the labrum. The labrum
Read MoreWhat are Subtrochanteric Fractures? The subtrochanteric region is a part of the thigh bone (femur). It is the area proximally 10 cm from the top of the femur bone. This area is important because there are a lot of muscles attached to the bone here. Any fractures that occur in this area will often result
Read MoreWhat are proximal femur fractures? Proximal femur fractures are fractures that occur within the hip region. They mainly occur in older patients, especially those with osteoporosis, but can also occur in younger patients due to high-impact trauma. The femur is the hip bone that links the knee joint to the hip joint. The proximal femur
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