Cincy Hip Doc

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Mahmoud Almasri, MD

🥇Orthopedic Surgeon - Hip & Knee Arthroscopy
🥈Cincinnati Hip Preservation Centre - Research & Education
🥉MD - FC Cincinnati | Miami U | Fairfield

05/23/2026

Hip Symposium Faculty - 40th Annual Advances on Shoulder Hip Knee SportsMedicine.

A complete honor to be chairing the hip symposium for the sixth year in a row. A real pleasure to present with my co-faculty who are outstanding. We covered the breath of hip disorders, including evidenced based functional anatomy, hip impingement, hip instability, lateral based and posterior based hip and glute disorders, how to rehabilitate surgery safely, how rehab the professional athlete, and what to do when rehab stalls.l

12/02/2025

Rebuild. Restore. Return.” – The Orthopedic Journey
Whether it’s a torn meniscus, unstable shoulder, or inflamed tendon — every injury tells a story.
Modern orthopedic techniques don’t just fix — they restore function and confidence.
Your body deserves expert care and precision healing.
Surgery is not the end — it’s the beginning of recovery.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

11/30/2025

"From Pain to Power” – Recovering from Achilles Tendonitis

Rehabilitation is the key — not just rest.
Eccentric strengthening, shockwave therapy, and proper footwear can help you bounce back stronger.
Ignoring the pain can lead to chronic degeneration (tendinosis).
Treat early. Move smart. Run stronger.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

11/18/2025

"The Click That Hurts” – Meniscus Tears Explained

A torn meniscus isn’t just a “knee click” — it’s a cartilage injury that affects your joint’s shock absorption.
Twisting, squatting, or sports injuries can cause it, often with swelling and locking.
Small tears may heal with rest, but larger ones often need arthroscopic repair.
Healthy cartilage = healthy motion.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

11/16/2025

Shaky Knees? It Might Be More Than Just Weak Muscles

Knee instability can make every step feel uncertain — like your knee might “give out.”
It could stem from ligament injuries (ACL, PCL), muscle weakness, or past trauma.
A detailed evaluation helps tailor the right treatment — from physical therapy to surgical reconstruction.
Confidence starts with stability — let’s rebuild it together.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

11/10/2025

The Silent Pinch – Subacromial Impingement (SAIS)

That dull ache when you lift your arm? It could be Subacromial Impingement Syndrome (SAIS).
Repetitive overhead activity can cause the rotator cuff tendons to rub under the acromion, leading to pain and weakness.
Early intervention with physiotherapy and posture correction can prevent chronic tears.
Don’t push through the pain — understand it.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

11/07/2025

The Patella Pop” – When the Kneecap Won’t Stay in Place

A patellar dislocation can happen in a split second — during sports, a misstep, or even a twist.
When the kneecap jumps out of its groove, the pain is instant and unforgettable.
Proper alignment and strengthening exercises are key to preventing recurrence.
Remember: Each dislocation increases the risk of another — don’t leave it untreated.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

11/04/2025

"Achilles Under Pressure” – The Hidden Agony Behind Every Step

Achilles tendonitis isn’t just a “runner’s injury” — it’s a warning from your body that your most powerful tendon is under too much stress.
Overuse, poor footwear, or sudden activity changes can trigger inflammation and pain.
Early diagnosis and guided rehab can prevent chronic damage — don’t ignore that morning stiffness!

Tip: Rest, proper stretching, and physiotherapy can make a world of difference.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

11/01/2025

Rotator Cuff Tears: Everyday Movements, Everyday Pain

The rotator cuff is essential for lifting, reaching, and daily activities, not just sports. Tears can result from injury, repetitive overhead work, or age-related wear.
Symptoms: Shoulder weakness, night pain, or difficulty lifting objects.
Arthroscopy Solution: Minimally invasive surgery can repair torn tendons, reduce pain, and restore strength and mobility.
A healthy rotator cuff is key for everything from working overhead to simply getting a good night’s sleep.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

10/28/2025

Shoulder Instability: Not Just a Dislocation

Shoulder instability doesn’t only affect athletes—it can happen to anyone after a fall, accident, or repeated dislocations.
Risks: Damage to cartilage, the labrum, or even bone.
Symptoms: Shoulder slipping out of place, weakness, or constant fear of dislocation.
How Arthroscopy Helps: Surgeons can repair labral tears and tighten ligaments with minimally invasive techniques—restoring full motion, and stability.

📍 Location: 4700 E. Galbraith Rd Suite 300, Cincinnati 45236
📞 Phone Number: +1 (513) 347-9999

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4700 E. Galbraith Road Suite 300
Cincinnati, OH
45236

Website

https://cincinnatisportsmed.com/physicians/mahmoud-almasri/

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