The hip joint is the mobile connection between the upper body and the lower extremity – the legs. In terms of shape, the hip joint is assigned to the ball-and-socket joint, more precisely than the nut joint, since the acetabulum encloses the femoral head for the most part. This design makes the joint relatively stable, but still allows a large range of movement in all directions. Due to the high loads during upright walking and standing as well as the load of the upper body to be carried, there are some quite common injury and disease patterns. In the following you will find an overview of articles from physiotherapy for hip and pelvic malpositions:
- Hip Malpositions
- Physiotherapy for a difference in leg length
- Pelvic obliquity
- Physiotherapy for a pelvic fracture
- Physiotherapy for ISG Syndrome
- Physiotherapy for an ISG blockage
- Physiotherapy for hip dysplasia
- Physiotherapy for a hip impingement
Below you will find an overview of articles with exercises for hip and pelvic malpositions:
- Pelvic obliquity – exercises
- ISG Blockade – Exercises
- Hip dysplasia – exercises
- Hip Impingement – Exercises
Below you will find an overview of articles from physiotherapy for cartilage diseases in the hip joint:
- Physiotherapy for total hip replacement
- Physiotherapy for hip arthrosis
- Physiotherapy Perthes disease
- Physiotherapy for femoral head necrosis
Below you will find an overview of articles with exercises for cartilage diseases in the hip joint:
- Total hip endoprosthesis – exercises
- Hip Arthrosis – Exercises
- Morbus Perthes – Exercises
- Femoral head necrosis – exercises
In the following you will find an overview of articles from physiotherapy for frequent diseases around the hip:
- Physiotherapy for hip pain
- Groin pain
- Physiotherapy for inguinal hernia
- Physiotherapy for Piriformis Syndrome
- Physiotherapy for bursitis
Below you will find an overview of articles with exercises for common diseases around the hip:
- Exercises for the hip
- Inguinal hernia – exercises
- Piriformis Syndrome – exercises
