1 Food sources include: salmon, trout and tuna. 2  Vitamin C: has healing properties and enhances sun protection when used in conjunction with SPF products. 3  Food sources include: bell peppers, strawberries, kiwi, cabbages (all colors) and potatoes. 4  Zinc: is soothing and healing.
Radiograph of the pelvis demonstrating a fracture of the pubic bone. The acetabulum refers to the part of the pelvis that meets the upper end of the thigh bone (the femoral head) to form the hip joint. In a healthy hip, these two bones fit together like a ball and cup, in which the ball rotates freely in the cup.
There are two types of labral tears. A primary or type 1 tear occurs due to a fraying or detachment of the labrum from the rim of the acetabulum. A type 2 tear is a tear within the substance of the labrum, typically caused crushing of the labrum against the neck of the femur by an overhanging rim of the acetabulum (pincer lesion). Code 29916 (Arthroscopy, hip, surgical; with labral repair) describes arthroscopic repair of the torn labrum.