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Mri rhip says chondrolabral separation of anterosuperior labrum, upsloping of anterosuperior quadrant of acetabulum and acetabular sourcil thickening?
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Orthopedist would: help you determine whether you need a hip replacement based on the partially torn labrum which is the cartilage that lines the joint in a circular fashion to help cushion the ball and joint movement, or steroid injection to decrease the inflammation and thus pain. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.
Answered 10/22/2015
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