Success Stories

In the case we now describe a 50-year-old patient with a well-preserved hip, but who had an osteophyte (bone lump) in the neck of the femur that caused him pain when sitting in low chairs or walking. The resection of this osteophyte allows us to improve pain without affecting hip function.

39-year-old woman, with progressive pain and lack of movement of the shoulder without a history of trauma.
Conventional radiology with incipient signs of osteoarthritis, but persistent pain that does not respond to analgesia and that does not correspond to the suspicion of incipient omarthrosis

Patient with right hip pain for 3 years without signs of osteoarthritis who consulted due to persistent pain despite physical therapy and infiltrations performed.
Conventional x-ray and an ultrasound with the diagnosis of trochanteritis without radiographic signs of hip osteoarthritis were provided.

A 45-year-old Padel player with progressive shoulder discomfort that prevents him from serving and reports loss of strength in the shoulder as well as progressive and persistent night pain with little improvement with rest and physical therapy.

A 53-year-old man who suffered a traffic accident with a fall on the right shoulder, producing a multi fragmentary proximal humerus fracture unfixable with a plate and screws, that precise the implant of a hemiarthroplasty of the head of the humerus.
After 6 months, he presents a good clinical evolution and has been able to return to his previous work activity.