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Hip ArthroscopyHip arthroscopy is one of the most cutting-edge areas of orthopedic surgery. The development of highly specialized procedures in hip arthroscopy over the last few years created new options for patients with hip pain, hip injuries, and early arthritis of the hip. These procedures allow athletes to return to their sport, allow workers to return to work, and often prevent or delay the need for joint replacement. -
Robotic Hip ReplacementMako Robotic-Arm Assisted Technology for total hip replacementEach patient is unique, and can experience joint pain for different reasons. It’s important to talk to us about the reason for your hip pain so you can understand the treatment options available to you. -
Outpatient Anterior Approach Hip ReplacementThe Direct Anterior Approach is a minimally invasive form of total hip replacement where the incision lies on the front of the thigh. The anterior approach is considered a tissue sparing surgery with an incision generally less than 8cm. The acetabular cup and femoral stem implants are inserted through this incision either under X-ray or Computer Navigated, Robotic guidance (MAKOplasty). -
Hip ResurfacingHip resurfacing is an alternative surgical procedure to hip replacement for many active patients. Hip resurfacing differs from a hip replacement in that the femoral head and neck are not removed and replaced with synthetic parts. In hip resurfacing, the worn surfaces of the femoral head and acetabulum are smoothed out, and covered with metal bearing surfaces. This allows greater conservation of the patient’s bones. -
Stem Cells & Regenerative MedicineRegenerative Medicine is an exciting new field in medicine that treats injuries by harnessing your body’s own regenerative capabilities. When tissues such as ligaments, tendons, cartilage, and muscles are injured, your body uses its own healing ability to rebuild the damaged tissue. Most of the healing factors and important nutrients that are needed for repairing the tissue are brought to the site of injury through your blood vessels.
About the
American hip institute
The American Hip Institute is the nation's leader in innovative treatment options for the Hip, including Hip Preservation, Arthroscopy, Robotic-assisted Hip Surgery, Sports Medicine, Orthobiologics and Minimally Invasive restorative techniques. Centrally located in Chicagoland, we offer specialized orthopedic care of the Hip Joint and service the entire USA with concierge services for patients traveling from the States, Canada, or abroad.
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Dr. Domb, Thanks a lot for getting my hip right. Looking forward to a full recovery and a great season. Thanks again for everything.Corey Wootton Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions -
Huge thank you to Dr. Domb for always taking care of me and getting me back on the court in no time!Elena Delle Donne Chicago Sky, MVP of the WNBA -
Dr. Domb, Thanks for taking care of the hip! All the best to you and your staff!collenRoosevelt Colvin Chicago Bears' All-Decade Defense team -
Thank you for all that you have done for me and the team. My hip feels so much better, and because of you I'm pain free.Sylvia Fowles WNBA Finals MVP, 2-time Olympic Gold Medalist -
Dr. Domb, Thanks for taking care of the hip! All the best to you and your staff!Roosevelt Colvin Chicago Bears' All-Decade Defense team
Domestic and International patients consistently travel for treatment at the American Hip Institute. We gladly provide concierge service for travel planning and other special requests.
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Everything You Need to Know About Hip Pain07 Dec 2018Kyle O'Flaherty used to be stoked by his weekly workout routine, a heavy rotation of cycling, boxing, jiu-jitsu, and running. But even at age 20, his hips started to ache, and not just during exercise. He's not unusual. "I've seen a tremendous spike in young, active men with hip pain in my practice in the past five to 10 years," says orthopedic surgeon Benjamin Domb, M.D. In fact, more 45- to 54-year-olds are opting for hip replacement, according to a National Hospital Discharge Survey. Read More
NOV 15, 2018Dr. David Maldonado, fellow in training at the American Hip Institute, presents on our technique for arthroscopic labral reconstruction.Read More
NOV 10, 2018Dr. Thomas Byrd graced the American Hip Institute as Guest of Honor at our fellowship alumni reunion at the AAOS in New Orleans.Read More -
New runners have a higher risk of developing shin splints because they often occur after sudden changes in physical activity. These changes can be in frequency, duration and intensity, which are all factors that someone preparing for a 5K need to increase. Other factors that contribute to shin splints for beginning runners include having flat feet or abnormally rigid arches and exercising with improper or worn-out footwear.Read More
NOV 22, 2018Dr. Ajay Lall, fellow in training at the American Hip Institute, presents on why our outcomes support capsular repair in hip arthroscopy, at the Arthroscopy Association of North America.Read More
Apr 04, 2018Join AMITA Health orthopedic surgeons Dr. Robert J. Daley and Dr. Benjamin G. Domb as they discuss how robotic arm-assisted joint replacement can help you or a loved one.Read More
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Where Our Patients Come From
The American Hip Institute offers some of the most innovative and cutting-edge surgical techniques in hip preservation, restoration and minimally-invasive hip surgery. Thousands of patients across the country have been benefited by the personalized treatment offered at our state-of-the-art facility. Zoom in to know more about where they are coming from.
Another primary goal of the American Hip Institute ® is the advancement of the field of Hip Preservation and Restoration. This includes the development of cutting-edge surgical techniques and nonsurgical treatments. Through extensive clinical and biomechanical research, our nationally-renowned surgeons and scientists have created new surgical procedures and published multiple studies establishing their effectiveness.