TAME for the hip is an outpatient, minimally invasive procedure designed to relieve chronic hip pain by blocking tiny abnormal blood vessels contributing to inflammation. Through a small catheter inserted at the wrist or groin, microembolic particles are delivered to reduce excess blood flow around the hip joint, helping decrease pain and improve function—without surgery.
You may qualify if you have:
Especially when conservative treatments have not helped.
Pain in the groin, reduced hip motion, stiffness, or difficulty walking.
Outer hip pain, pain when lying on the side, tenderness over the hip.
Persistent inflammation that does not respond to injections or therapy.
Pain that interferes with daily life, sleep, work, or exercise.
A physician evaluation, review of imaging, and examination help confirm candidacy.
Hip pain is often driven by abnormal inflammation. When inflamed tissues receive too much blood flow, new fragile blood vessels form, carrying inflammatory chemicals that cause swelling and pain.
Hip TAME targets these inflamed vessels to reduce pain at its source.
No incisions, no stitches, and no general anesthesia.
Most patients resume normal activity in 24–48 hours.
Targets abnormal blood vessels linked to chronic pain.
Reduced stiffness and better hip function.
A less invasive alternative for early-stage arthritis or chronic hip inflammation.
Most treatments take under an hour.
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