Hip & SI Joint · Greenwood Village, CO
Hip Labral Tears Treatment
Injury to the cartilage rim that deepens and seals the hip socket.
Overview
What Hip Labral Tears Actually Is
The labrum deepens the socket, stabilizes the joint, and maintains the fluid seal that nourishes cartilage. Tears are often associated with femoroacetabular impingement and should be characterized on MRI. A diagnostic intra-articular injection is the cleanest way to confirm that the pain is coming from inside the joint.
Symptoms patients describe
- Groin pain with deep flexion or rotation
- Clicking or catching in the front of the hip
- Pain sitting for long periods or getting out of a car
- A C-shaped grip around the hip when describing the pain
Diagnosis
How It's Confirmed Here
- 01
Hands-on exam
Each structure is loaded separately so the source is narrowed before any imaging is ordered.
- 02
Imaging review
Your existing films are reviewed independently by Dr. Hyzy — not just the outside report.
- 03
In-room ultrasound
Dynamic imaging while you move, so tissue quality and behavior are seen live.
- 04
Diagnostic guided injection
When more than one structure could be responsible, a targeted block confirms which one is.
Treatment Options
How We Treat Hip Labral Tears
Joint Injections
Targeted relief for joint pain using advanced imaging guidance for precise placement.
Learn more →PRP Therapy
Harnessing your body's own healing factors to reduce pain and promote tissue repair.
Learn more →BMAC & Advanced Orthobiologics
Bone marrow concentrate for advanced joint, tendon, and ligament problems — the most involved orthobiologic option offered.
Learn more →Service Areas
Hip Labral Tears Care Across the Front Range
FAQs
Hip Labral Tears — Questions Patients Ask
Does every labral tear need arthroscopy?
No. Many are managed well non-surgically, particularly when hip mechanics and abductor strength are addressed.
Request a Consultation for Hip Labral Tears
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1-983-210-8167