Dr. Mitchell trained in hip preservation at The Steadman Clinic under pioneers of modern hip arthroscopy — and co-authored a textbook on the subject. He brings that experience to hip pain that’s keeping you from moving the way you want.
Each of these areas will grow into its own detailed patient-education page. Here’s an overview of the hip care Dr. Mitchell provides.
Minimally invasive, camera-guided hip surgery — smaller incisions, faster recovery, and joint preservation as the goal. Dr. Mitchell co-authored "Hip Arthroscopy: Basic Strategies to Advanced Techniques."
Extra bone on the ball or socket that pinches with motion — a common cause of groin pain in athletes, treatable arthroscopically when conservative care isn’t enough.
The labrum seals and stabilizes the hip. Dr. Mitchell repairs labral tears with techniques aimed at restoring that natural fluid seal — a subject of his published research.
Side-of-the-hip pain from gluteus medius tears and trochanteric bursitis — from targeted non-operative care to arthroscopic and open repair, backed by his published outcomes work.
Cartilage damage in the hip, addressed with joint-preserving strategies informed by Dr. Mitchell’s research and fellowship training in hip preservation.
Injections, targeted physical therapy, and activity modification — with published return-to-running protocols after hip surgery co-authored by Dr. Mitchell.
Hip problems in active people are frequently missed or mislabeled. An exam by a hip-trained sports medicine surgeon can save months of chasing the wrong diagnosis.