Hip/Pelvis Soft Tissue Mass Excision +3 cm

Hip/Pelvis Soft Tissue Mass Excision +3 cm is available through Mark Cuban Companies Health Plan at a published cash price, paid when you book.

Hip/Pelvis Soft Tissue Mass Excision (3 cm and greater) is a surgical procedure known as "closed treatment of hip dislocation; without anesthesia." This procedure involves the manual manipulation and reduction of a dislocated hip joint back into its normal position without the use of anesthesia. The surgeon applies controlled force and traction to the affected hip joint while carefully maneuvering the femoral head back into the acetabulum (hip socket). Once the reduction is achieved, the surgeon may immobilize the hip joint with a splint or brace to prevent further displacement and promote healing. This procedure is typically performed in an emergency setting to address traumatic hip dislocations resulting from accidents, falls, or sports injuries, aiming to restore normal hip joint function and alleviate pain.