Pain in the hip and groin region is one of the most common complaints among athletes. Early, targeted diagnosis and gentle treatment can prevent chronification and permanent damage. In the case of hip joint disease, hip surgery today offers a wide range of options using modern and minimally invasive treatment methods to gently treat pain and prevent joint wear and tear.

If osteoarthritis has already occurred, the function of the hip joint can be improved with a customised, multimodal and non-surgical treatment concept to enable pain-free everyday life. A combination of biological, physical and physiotherapeutic treatment methods, which are individually tailored to each patient, is crucial for success.

If there is severe wear of the hip joint in the form of advanced hip arthrosis, we can now achieve excellent results with long-lasting prostheses through the gentle implantation of hip prostheses. Our specialists Prof Dr Gollwitzer and Prof Dr Weber carry out the implantation of hip prostheses using the minimally invasive AMIS technique, whereby no muscles are severed and rapid rehabilitation is achieved.

As hip specialists, Prof. Dr Gollwitzer and Prof. Dr Weber offer the entire spectrum of conservative therapy as well as surgical joint-preserving and joint-replacing hip surgery, including the correction of complex deformities, hip arthroscopy, cartilage cell transplantation and the implantation of hip prostheses using the minimally invasive AMIS technique.