Protrusio Acetabulae Treatment: Non-Surgical and Surgical Options
Protrusio acetabulae is a rare congenital hip deformity causing pain and stiffness. Treatment options:
Non-Surgical
- Rest, ice, pain relievers
- Physical therapy for flexibility and strength
Surgical
- Periacetabular osteotomy (PAO): cut and reposition hip bones to improve joint shape.
- Total hip replacement: replace damaged joint with artificial implant.
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