The phrase "a damaged hip" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an injury or condition affecting the hip joint.
Example: "After the fall, the doctor confirmed that she had a damaged hip that would require surgery."
Alternatives: "an injured hip" or "a hurt hip."
When asked, they swiftly list a few factors that work in Landis's favor: the hip will be replaced, so it cannot be damaged any further; cycling is a nonimpact sport (that is, it doesn't place weight on the damaged hip); Landis possesses a high pain tolerance and an unusually strong work ethic.
De-lahay intercuts the public-transport odyssey with stationary episodes in which Demi's mum, Angela, seeks refuge at her mother's house to escape an abusive relationship, though the older woman's damaged hip and semi-catatonic dependence on heavy medication suggest that history may be repeating itself.
Mobilization of the damaged hip was performed by undoing the ankylosis through a limited anterolateral approach to the hip and under image intensifier, where the remnants of the femoral head were removed piecemeal using a bone rongeur.
"If I tried to get on the other way" — tilting his pelvis against his damaged hip — "I'd be lying on the pavement.
The pelvic support osteotomy is a useful surgical procedure for the salvage of damaged hips of patients in whom arthrodesis or hip arthroplasty are not appropriate.
Strengthening the muscles around a damaged knee or hip can support the joint.
On Thursday, one of Utley's teammates, pitcher Brett Myers, was found to have a damaged labrum in his hip.
Just because a dog has hind leg lameness, this doesn't mean the problem lies in his hips, as a sprained toe, a sore ankle, or a damaged ligament may be the source of the issue.
The former British No1 Greg Rusedski, who took six weeks out with a damaged shoulder towards the end of his career, was among those who welcomed Murray's decision to let his painful hip injury heal slowly.
