drjoelwilliams
Hip & Pelvis Surgeon
Rush University Medical Center
Cook County Hospital
Chicago, IL
06/17/2026
Join Dr. Williams for his fourth live Q&A session and feel free to ask any questions regarding hip dysplasia or PAOs in the comments!
đź“… Monday, July 20, 2026
More details regarding the live stream to come.
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When evaluating a patient with a labral tear, impingement, or dysplasia, what diagnostic assessments do physical therapists perform?
Thank to everyone who tuned in, asked questions, and joined the discussion!
⚠️ Please note: This content is for general educational purposes only. For personalized advice regarding your hip or treatment options, please consult your physician directly.
When evaluating a patient with a labral tear, impingement, or dysplasia, what diagnostic assessments do physical therapists perform?
Thank to everyone who tuned in, asked questions, and joined the discussion!
⚠️ Please note: This content is for general educational purposes only. For personalized advice regarding your hip or treatment options, please consult your physician directly.
Does revision surgery and recovery take longer than after a first-time operation?
Thank to everyone who tuned in, asked questions, and joined the discussion!
⚠️ Please note: This content is for general educational purposes only. For personalized advice regarding your hip or treatment options, please consult your physician directly.
What exactly is borderline hip dysplasia, how is it different from “traditional” hip dysplasia, and how do specialists diagnose it?
Thank to everyone who tuned in, asked questions, and joined the discussion!
⚠️ Please note: This content is for general educational purposes only. For personalized advice regarding your hip or treatment options, please consult your physician directly.
Thank you all so much for the support on Dr. Williams’ third Facebook Live!
For this livestream, Dr. Williams was joined by Rush Physical Therapist Bob LeBeau to answer questions about the physical therapy and recovery process following a PAO surgery.
One of today’s featured questions is:
“For someone with mild hip dysplasia who may also have elements of impingement, what similarities and differences does Bob see from the physical therapy perspective?”
Thank you again to everyone who tuned in, asked questions, and joined the discussion!
⚠️ Please note: This content is for general educational purposes only. For personalized advice regarding your hip or treatment options, please consult your physician directly.
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In this clip from CoinFlips & Controversies, Dr. Willians joined Dr. Selley to discuss correcting acetabular retroversion and improving hip mechanics post-op.
📍 Chicago Hip Summit | August 28, 2026
⚠️ This content is intended for educational purposes only and should not replace individualized medical advice.
05/06/2026
🚨Reminder🚨
Dr. Williams' third LIVE Q&A will be next Monday, May 11th. Make sure to leave any question regarding borderline hip dysplasia and total hip arthroplasty!
We hope to see you there!
04/29/2026
Switzerland Traveling Fellowship Update🇨đź‡:
• Spending time with Martin Beck & Björn Christian Link in Lucerne
• Spending time with Moritz Tannast, Simon Steppacher, Johannes Bastian in Bern
• Visiting with Phillip and Julia Stillhard friends and colleagues from Chur
• Visiting with the Schwab family. Joe is a fellow hip surgeon who moved from Milwaukee to work in Switzerland.
• A quick visit from Justin Lucas, who was in Davos for an AO meeting and stopped in to spend time with our family
I am grateful to the AO for this opportunity and the hospitals for hosting me. This was a special time both professionally and for our family.
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