Andy Murray Hip Surgery | What Happened and Can He Still Play?

I am a tennis player and a tennis fan, and I also sugested this topic about murrays injury, because even though it's not the most common one, when it happens, this injury tends to end the player's career, like it did to Guga Kuerten and Magnus Norman. Thanks for the vid doc! Tennis injuries are always welcome!

as someone who suffered a labral tear, you explained this perfectly. Also recently stumbled upon andy murray: resurfacing doc... really great stuff. thanks for sharing

Last time I was this early, I didn’t even know about this amazing channel.

It was terrible to watch his interview at the Australian Open in January. Very emotional. Hope Murray can continue to play or if not, end it at Wimbledon. Thanks for the explanation of his injury. I hope you can do a video on tiger woods' fusion surgery.

excellent explanation doc!

Very articulate explanation; does sound like the jury is out on what the long term affects are going to be on AM; 🤞

Great video keep it up!

keep up the good work man

Good stuff as always

Excited to bring some coverage to another sport!! For the non tennis fans, this surgery is the sort of thing an injury like what Isaiah Thomas could lead to if not treated well.

great video Now we know he is back playing tennis. He will need to periodise his progress careful so that the joint becomes adapted to the effort and loads. If he starts going deep in every tournament, playing a lot of heavy matches too soon that could cause trouble Needs to pick and choose his events, training really well in between and recover fully

Having had one of the first resurfacings from McMinn himself (he was the major developer of the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing) in 2001 (due to congenital dysplasia) , I returned to active martial arts (judo/jujutsu) and can vouch that it works great. No restrictions and I took up heavy weightlifting to boot post-op. As for metal, I routinely get tested and all of my bloodwork shows that the levels are within normal ranges. I also returned to McMinn to get a Birmingham Knee Replacement in 2015 (I blew out left my knee in 1980 and got one of the earliest ACL repairs, so it was high time for new knee) and still, all of my numbers of excellent. I would state up front that surgical ability is the deciding factor in a return to high-end athletics. In the case of McMinn, he has very detailed checklists for placement and other quality assurance, plus he is just a fantastic workman. I am getting ready for having the other hip resurfaced now. This bring me to the reason for this post. The injury to the knee has accelerated the wear and tear of every other joint on the opposite side (right. ankle, knee and shoulder issues) as well as the hip. This is what playing hard even after a successful bit of orthopedic surgery does. This is because the left knee after the ACL rebuild was a tiny bit off. The hip resurfacing, however, was most excellent and actually fixed several growing issues I was having.

He is back and winning

I loved the video as always but what I loved the most is the change of music, avoiding that hip-hop base that's everywhere.

Hey man love your vids you give me so much info and I was just wondering if you were up to doing Cj McCollum

Do a Del Potro wrist injury... Do a grant hill injury, staph infection too. He almost died.

Hi Brian, just found your channel. I am facing a replacement too, and wonder whether I can do crossfit again. The issue is e.g. on deep loaded squats, box jumps and rope jumping. Any idea? And: you talk about a study. Have a reference? Thanks for these informing and promising videos

Should consider doing Ken Roczen's 2017 arm injury he sustained in Supercross. I realise that it's from a less popular sport but I would love to have you break it down.

Hi Brian, loved the video. Am a 30 year old and former junior tennis player from Chile. Now am avoiding this surgery for more than a year just with therapy, but everytime I play tennis the pain comes back so really started to consider the surgery. Any suggestion on how to approach and take the decision (doctor, place, etc)? Thanks man, any input will mean the world.

i had FAI and I had surgery on both with arthroscopy. that's no joke