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Led by Mr Tony Andrade, a UK pioneer in hip arthroscopy (keyhole hip surgery), our Centre of Hip Excellence brings together a multidisciplinary team of leading specialists in adult and paediatric hip care.

For our paediatric patients, Ms Claudia Maizen is one of the leading experts in the treatment and diagnosis of DDH and other hip conditions in children.

With access to advanced techniques rarely available in the UK, we offer the broadest range of treatments, from non-invasive therapies to complex surgeries – all tailored to your specific needs. Whenever possible, our surgeons use minimally invasive techniques which result in smaller incisions, less pain and quicker recovery times.

At OS Clinic, we’re committed to preserving your hip and delaying the need for replacement by providing innovative solutions beyond standard options. And, for our younger hip pain patients, we take a personalised, empowering approach – guiding you from diagnosis through to rehabilitation to help you achieve the best possible outcome and maintain an active, healthy lifestyle.

Our multidisciplinary team of surgeons, physiotherapists, pain specialists, rheumatologists and other healthcare providers collaborate seamlessly to deliver bespoke, care to patients of all ages. From initial diagnosis to full recovery, we ensure your treatment journey is smooth, comprehensive and supported by world-class expertise at every step.

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Hip anatomy

The hip joint (or acetabulofemoral joint) is where the head of the femur (thighbone) fits into the rounded socket of the pelvis, which is called the acetabulum.
Both the femoral head and the acetabulum are lined with cartilage which helps to cushion the bones and enables the surfaces to glide smoothly against one another. The labrum is a strong piece of cartilage that lines the outer edge of the acetabulum. A synovial membrane surrounds the hip joint and produces synovial fluid which helps to lubricate and provide nutrients to the joint.

Ligaments connect the femur to the pelvis and tendons connect the bones to the surrounding muscles, including: the gluteal muscles located on the buttocks; the adductor muscles on the inner thighs; the quadriceps on the front of the thigh; the hamstrings on the back of the thigh; and the iliopsoas muscle which extends from the lower back to the upper femur.

The hips are designed to be simultaneously strong and flexible. Among the movements performed by the hips are flexion and extension to move the legs backwards and forwards; abduction and adduction to move the legs out to one side and inward; and rotation to point the toes inward or outward and then move the leg in the same direction.

Young Adult Hip Pain Clinic

At our Young Adult Hip Pain Clinic, we’re dedicated to empowering patients from their teens to midlife to take control of their hip health. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast, a weekend warrior or someone managing hip pain in daily life, our focus is on understanding your unique journey and working with you to achieve lasting hip health.

Hip pain doesn’t have to hold you back. From impingement and hamstring tears to tendon and muscle injuries, we specialise in diagnosing and treating conditions that arise from injury or developmental factors.

We’re experts in hip preservation with the unique ability to delay the need for a hip replacement – our aim is to preserve your hip through a wide range of cutting-edge surgical and non-surgical options, including physiotherapy, biologics like PRP and stem cells, and advanced techniques like hip arthroscopy.

Led by Mr Andrade, a pioneer in hip preservation and an expert sought worldwide for his knowledge, you’re in the safest of hands. With OS Clinic, you’ll receive expert care, warm support and a clear plan to move forward – because your journey to better hip health starts with us.

Why OS Clinic?

At OS Clinic, our consultants and multidisciplinary teams are dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care, no matter how simple or complex your condition may be.

You’ll receive expert attention in world-class facilities, where our leading specialists use cutting-edge diagnostic tools and advanced treatment techniques to ensure precision and excellence every step of the way.

Your comfort and convenience are our priority. From minimising waiting times to offering highly personalised care at times and locations that suit you, we place you in control of your healthcare journey. Our dedicated concierge team is here to handle the details, too – managing appointments, answering your questions and ensuring every aspect of your experience is seamless and stress-free.

At OS Clinic, exceptional care isn’t just what we do – it’s who we are.

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Hip

TREATMENTS

Hip

CONDITIONS

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Labral Tears / Degeneration

The ring of cartilage around the outside rim of the hip socket is called the labrum. It cushions the hip joint and helps to hold the ball at the top of the femur securely within the hip socket. Hip la...
Hip-Tendon-Muscle-Injury-Treatment

Hip Tendon/Muscle/Nerve Injuries

Injuries to the muscles, tendons and nerves in the hip can cause similar types and levels of pain, so it is important to undergo an examination with an orthopaedic specialist to establish a definitive...
Hip-Sprain-Injury-Treatment-Clinic

Hip Sprain

A hip sprain is caused by tearing or stretching the ligaments that surround the hip, joining one bone to another. This is different to a hip flexor strain, which is an injury to the muscles that you u...
Knee-Cartilage-Diagnosis-Treatment

Hip Impingement (FAI)

Hip impingement occurs when a problem inside the hip joint interferes with its smooth motion, preventing the ball from gliding smoothly inside the socket. Over time, the cartilage can become damaged, ...
Hip-Fracture-Treatment-Clinic

Hip Fracture

A hip fracture is a serious injury that is particularly common among older people. Bones tend to become weaker and more brittle with age and older people are more prone to trips and falls as a result ...
Hip-Dysplasia-Children-Clinic

Hip Dysplasia / Congenital Hip Problems

Most people who have hip dysplasia (also referred to as congenital hip problems) are born with it, even though symptoms may not always develop until young adulthood. Hip dysplasia occurs when the hip ...
Hig Cartilage injury treatment

Hip Cartilage Injuries

Cartilage is the tough, flexible tissue that covers the surface of the joints, including the hip. It cushions the joints, acting as a shock absorber, and helps the bones to slide smoothly over one ano...
Keyhole-Surgery-Treatment-Knee

Hip Bursitis

Hip bursitis (also called trochanteric bursitis) affects the hip joint. The bursa are fluid-filled sacs that cushion the muscles, ligaments and tendons, helping them to glide smoothly over bone. Bursi...

Hip

CONDITIONS & TREATMENTS

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Arthritis / Osteoarthritis

Arthritis occurs when the cartilage encasing the bones, which aids fluent movement in the joint, is damaged, resulting in friction. Any joint in the body can be affected by arthritis, which causes pai...
Keyhole-Surgery-Treatment-Knee

Hip Bursitis

Hip bursitis (also called trochanteric bursitis) affects the hip joint. The bursa are fluid-filled sacs that cushion the muscles, ligaments and tendons, helping them to glide smoothly over bone. Bursi...
Hig Cartilage injury treatment

Hip Cartilage Injuries

Cartilage is the tough, flexible tissue that covers the surface of the joints, including the hip. It cushions the joints, acting as a shock absorber, and helps the bones to slide smoothly over one ano...
Hip-Dysplasia-Children-Clinic

Hip Dysplasia / Congenital Hip Problems

Most people who have hip dysplasia (also referred to as congenital hip problems) are born with it, even though symptoms may not always develop until young adulthood. Hip dysplasia occurs when the hip ...
Hip-Fracture-Treatment-Clinic

Hip Fracture

A hip fracture is a serious injury that is particularly common among older people. Bones tend to become weaker and more brittle with age and older people are more prone to trips and falls as a result ...
Knee-Cartilage-Diagnosis-Treatment

Hip Impingement (FAI)

Hip impingement occurs when a problem inside the hip joint interferes with its smooth motion, preventing the ball from gliding smoothly inside the socket. Over time, the cartilage can become damaged, ...
Hip-Sprain-Injury-Treatment-Clinic

Hip Sprain

A hip sprain is caused by tearing or stretching the ligaments that surround the hip, joining one bone to another. This is different to a hip flexor strain, which is an injury to the muscles that you u...
Hip-Tendon-Muscle-Injury-Treatment

Hip Tendon/Muscle/Nerve Injuries

Injuries to the muscles, tendons and nerves in the hip can cause similar types and levels of pain, so it is important to undergo an examination with an orthopaedic specialist to establish a definitive...
Mensical-repair-injury-treatment

Labral Tears / Degeneration

The ring of cartilage around the outside rim of the hip socket is called the labrum. It cushions the hip joint and helps to hold the ball at the top of the femur securely within the hip socket. Hip la...

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