Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure, which allows you to reduce the time spent in hospital up to one day after surgery. This is an advantage of arthroscopy compared to open surgery, after which the patient spends several days in the hospital. Please note that only selected hip treatments can be performed during arthroscopy. The decision on qualification for a given type of surgery is made by the operator surgeon.

Hip arthroscopy is a technically very difficult procedure, so it is worth choosing an operator who has experience in performing this type of procedure. In addition, physiotherapists should be present in the hospital, who teach to get up and walk after the procedure, show exercises after the surgery and provide important tips on the further rehabilitation process.

Exercises are selected individually by a qualified physiotherapist in consultation with the surgeon performing the operation. The aim of the exercises is to restore the possible hip function, painless walking and resumption of activity. The exercises consist mainly in improving neuromuscular coordination and gradual strengthening of the muscles of the pelvic girdle.