Academy 2025 is a wrap! It was a pleasure to present our research and even better catching up with friends and colleagues from across the country. Already looking forward to next year! #AAOS2025 #SanDiego

📰 Just featured in Orthopedics Today 📰 ⁠ Hip joint pain wears many disguises. Adductors? FAIS? Osteitis Pubis? The list goes on. Sorting out the true source is key to getting athletes back in action. Check it out! healio.com/news/orthopedi…

🎉 Huge congratulations to our incredible researchers, Michael, Omair, Alex, Anne, and Dan, on matching into Orthopaedic Surgery! Your hard work, dedication, and passion paid off — we can’t wait to see all you’ll accomplish in residency. Welcome to the ortho fam! 🦴 #MATCH2025

Six months after undergoing hamstring repair for a full-thickness tear, one of our patients completed a 7-hour hike in New Zealand—totaling 31,500 steps! We’re proud to see such a remarkable recovery and honored to be part of their journey. #HamstringRepair

From surgery to the spotlight! 🎯🔥 Big congratulations to Shane on being named Male Comeback Kid, an award well-earned after months of hard work and dedication. He's almost 1-year from his hip scope, and it’s been incredible to watch his recovery and return to the mound 💪⚾️

Wrapping up an amazing #AANA25 in D.C.! Honored to share our work on cutting-edge advances in hip arthroscopy, recent research on borderline hip dysplasia, and innovations in endoscopic proximal hamstring repair. Excited to keep the momentum going!

Feeling incredibly grateful to have been part of the International Hip Surgery in Young Patients: From Preservation to Arthroplasty of the Hip course in Santiago, Chile 🇨🇱. To Dr. Tomás Amenábar and Dr. Julio Piriz at Clínica Alemana, thank you for the warm hospitality.

Why Labral Reconstruction? Labral tears associated with significant damage may undergo labral reconstruction. If left untreated, increased risk of arthritis ensues. Reconstruction aims to restore the function of the labrum, preserving the joint’s health. #HipArthroscopy

Femoroacetabular Impingement Syndrome (FAIS) is caused by an overgrowth of bone on the femoral head/neck junction, otherwise known as a CAM lesion and can be very painful for patients. Check out one of the most recent femoroplasties we completed on a MASSIVE cam lesion! #FAIS

A huge congratulations to our fellows after a very successful few days of presenting our research at AOSSM. Thank you for all the hard work and dedication!

Congratulations to our outgoing class of Sports Medicine Fellows. Truly a fantastic group of individuals to work with over the last year. We wish you all the best in practice! #SportsMedicine

As we send off our latest class of Rush Sports Medicine Fellows, we would like to wish Dr. Matthew Henriques luck as he travels to Okinawa, Japan to continue serving our country in the United States Navy. We truly wish you the best. Gone, but never forgotten.

Meet James! Almost a year post-ACL reconstruction with us and he’s back on the field with the SMU Mustangs! 🏈 We’re proud of his hard work and recovery - nothing better than seeing our athletes return to the game they love! #SportsMedicine #InjuryComeback #ReturnToSport

Had a great time speaking at the Chicago Hip Summit and connecting with leaders in #hippreservation. Awesome conversations all around! #HipSurgery #HipSummit #Dysplasia #HipDysplasia

#ISHA2025 was a huge success! 🙌 It was an honor to share our experiences and findings at Rush and to learn from hip preservationists around the world. We're thankful for the opportunity to contribute and inspired by the innovation and dedication shaping the future of the field!

Happy PA Week! 🎉 Shoutout to our incredible PAs. Your expertise, dedication, and hard work are the backbone of excellent patient care. We appreciate all that you do! 💪 #PAWeek #HealthcareHeroes #PatientCare #TeamHealthcare

Great conversation this week with the team at Athletico during our journal club 📚 We discussed several topics in #hippreservation, and the critical overlap between surgeons and physical therapists in optimizing patient outcomes.

Meet Kristen! 👋 Dr. Kristen Barton wrapped up her time as the first fellow of the 2025–2026 Rush Sports Medicine Fellowship class on the Nho service! It’s been a pleasure having her with us, and we’ll miss her positivity and precision in the OR. 🌟

Meet Marisol! Marisol had a proximal hamstring repair with us earlier this year. She’s now a 1L at the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, wrestling for the Wildcat Wrestling Club and New York Athletic Club, and preparing for the 2028 Olympic cycle. 🌟