Dr. Dustin Woyski

09/30/2025

Endoscopic iliopsoas release can be a great solution to hip flexor pain. Done as an outpatient surgery that takes less than an hour, the hip flexor tendon is released (cut) at either its attachment on the bone, or closer to the hip socket. Classic signs and symptoms are 1) groin pain 2) difficulty lifting leg in/out of bed or vehicles 3) sometimes low back pain

02/08/2025

Excellent commentary on the efficacy of psoas release in painful total hips. The most common symptoms I see of psoas pain after total hip are 1) groin pain, 2) difficulty lifting leg in/out of bed/car and 3) pain walking up/down stairs/incline.

11/28/2024

Large CAMs can be taxing and take a long time to reshape. But can yield the most rewarding before and after photo shoots 📸

05/17/2024

05/17/2024

Anterior Hip Foundation 2024

04/13/2024

It’s important to ask your surgeon if they use a post or are a post-less hip arthroscopist. Head-to-head it makes a difference on your outcome and pain level!!

03/23/2024

This article highlights the importance of proper technique during hip arthroscopy. You should be asking your surgeon 1) how often are you doing labral debridement vs repair? This should be overwhelmingly a repair. 2) how often do you perform labral reconstructions? A proper functioning labrum is critical to outcome. Your hip deserves a surgeon who is comfortable with labral reconstructions in a primary and revision setting. 3) do you close the capsule? To me this is a red flag. Capsule management and repair are pivotal in the long-term outcome of your hip. A yes answer to these questions can be the difference between a 3 and 30% chance of having your hip replaced at 10 years!!!

03/23/2024

This article stresses how important proper technique is with hip arthroscopy. It’s important to ask your surgeon if they perform labral debridement vs repair? How often are they performing labral reconstructions? Do they perform capsule repairs? These answers are important for your long term outcome of needing a hip replacement!!

03/16/2024

Paying attention to fixation principles is paramount to avoid catastrophe. Thankfully arthroplasty can often times come in and save the day when disaster strikes. Patient hadn’t been able to walk for 3 months since their initial injury. Was walking with a walker the day of surgery.

03/16/2024

Subtrochanteric femur fractures can be difficult to reduce and fix given the muscle forces acting on the fragments. My preferred technique is a traction pin, K-bow and weights to hold reduction but allow manipulation of the leg to reduce the length of time on the struggle bus 🚌 🦴 🔨

03/16/2024

Subtrochanteric femur fractures can be difficult to fix given muscle forces acting on the broken fragments. Traction pin, K-bow and some weight can help reduce the fracture but allow manipulation of the leg and significantly reduce the ride on the struggle bus. 🚌 🦴 🔨

03/16/2024

Been a while since I’ve seen one ground through the subchondral bone. Poor patient hadn’t been able to walk for nearly a year.