CME

Hip

IC03- Hip Pain: What to do When It's Not the Labrum?

Instructional Course Moderator(s)

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  James Ross, MD

  Baptist Health Orthopedic Care
  Boca Raton, FL, United States

  Disclosure(s): No financial relationships to disclose

Muscle and soft tissue injuries around the hip and pelvis are among the most common and challenging conditions encountered in athletes, requiring accurate diagnosis and evidence-based management to optimize recovery and return to play. This session will review the evaluation and treatment of key sports-related injuries, including hip subluxation versus dislocation, rectus femoris injuries, hamstring injuries, physeal injuries in the growing athlete, and athletic pubalgia. Faculty will discuss current treatment strategies, rehabilitation considerations, and return-to-sport decision-making while highlighting practical approaches for caring for athletes across all levels of competition. An interactive question-and-answer discussion will conclude the session, allowing participants to apply concepts to real-world clinical scenarios.

Presentations:

• 7:01 AM - 7:10 AM PDT

  Hip Subluxation vs. Dislocation in Athletes 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Christopher M. Larson, MD – Twin Cities Orthopedics
• 7:10 AM - 7:19 AM PDT

  The Kicking Muscle: Rectus Femoris Injuries 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Asheesh Bedi, MD – University of MIchigan Hospitals
• 7:19 AM - 7:28 AM PDT

  The Management of Hamstring Injuries 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Joshua Harris, MD – Houston Methodist Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
• 7:28 AM - 7:37 AM PDT

  When the Core Crumbles: Management of Athletic Pubalgia  
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Alexander E. Poor, MD – Vincera Institute
• 7:37 AM - 7:45 AM PDT

  The Growing Athlete’s Hip: Management of Physeal injuries 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Jeffrey J. Nepple, MD – Washington University School of Medicine