Specialized Surgical Practice

Dr. Mahmoud
A. Masri, MD

Precision hip preservation for elite athletes and active individuals. Engineered for longevity.

Floodlit soccer stadium at dusk on a match night

Sideline to Operating Room

Team physician care, applied to every patient.

Match-day and training-room coverage for professional soccer, collegiate athletics and dance — the same standard brought to the clinic and the operating room.

Soccer player sprinting and cutting on the pitch

Return to Play

Built for rotational athletes

Soccer, football, hockey, dance, track and field, gymnastics, and more — sports that load the hip at end range. Care is planned around the demands of the position, not just the imaging.

Anatomical Index

01 — 07

01Hip Impingement (FAI)→02Labral Repair→03Hip Instability→04Hip Arthroscopy→05Cartilage Preservation→06Muscle & Tendon Repair→07Robotic Hip Replacement→

Inside the Practice

A clinic and an operating room built around the hip.

Surgical team in a modern operating room prepared for hip arthroscopy — Operating room — arthroscopic and open hip surgery

Gloved hands holding arthroscopic instruments during surgery — Minimally invasive technique

Modern orthopedic clinic exam room with hip radiograph on a light box — Clinic — evaluation and imaging review

Athlete performing hip strengthening exercise with a therapist — Rehabilitation — criteria-based return to sport

Recovery Pathway

Return-to-Sport Protocol

Phase I: Structural Integrity

Weeks 0–6

Protected weight bearing and joint mobility initiation.

Phase II: Kinetic Loading

Weeks 6–12

Strength building and neuromuscular re-education.

Phase III: Full Return

Month 4–6

Sport-specific mechanics and peak performance testing.

Affiliations

Board Certified Orthopedic SurgerySports Medicine FellowshipHip Preservation SocietyTeam Physician, Collegiate AthleticsAOSSM MemberBoard Certified Orthopedic SurgerySports Medicine FellowshipHip Preservation SocietyTeam Physician, Collegiate AthleticsAOSSM Member