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Head of the Hip and Traumatology Department
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Prof. Nicolas Reina is an orthopedic surgeon at the Pierre-Paul Riquet Hospital Hospital, Toulouse. Its clinical and scientific approach is based on the interaction between the technical aspect of orthopedic surgery and the feelings of patients in order to assess the improvement of the quality of care.
Specialized in hip and pelvic surgery, he trained in prestigious institutions in France and internationally at the University of Oxford in England and at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester in the United States, in order to master the most advanced techniques to treat degenerative and athletic pathologies.
His expertise and dedication offer his patients high-quality surgical care and support. His practice focuses on primary hip arthroplasty, complex revision as well as pelvic or acetabular injuries. He has published over 110 book chapters and publications in international journals.
Professor Nicolas Reina has contributed as an author to more than 200 articles or book chapters and more than 200 papers at conferences in France and abroad. His work, encompassing basic and clinical research, addresses topics such as arthroplasty, fractures, sports injuries, cartilage, hip surgery, and orthopedic traumatology. His research interests include biomechanical analyses, the study of the impact of individual factors on clinical outcomes through a broad collection of digital data, and the ability of the musculoskeletal system to adapt to its environment (biomechanics and anthropological variability).
These publications can be found in various scientific journals, specialized books.
Professor Nicolas Reina has been working as a hospital practitioner since 2012 and Professor of Orthopedics since 2018.
With over a decade of experience, he has specialized in hip surgery, including total hip replacements, prosthesis revisions, as well as the treatment of injuries and complex pathologies of this joint.
In addition to her surgical practice, her fundamental and clinical research has earned her multiple awards and distinctions, including a Gold Medal for her thesis in 2012.
Consult Professor Nicolas Reina's curriculum vitae now.
The hip is an essential joint for mobility. Pathologies such as osteoarthritis, fractures or dysplasias may require surgery to restore optimal function, in particular after phenomena of wear and tear due to normal aging or following specific traumas. Professor Nicolas Reina uses minimally invasive techniques in order to preserve the tissue around the joints to optimize early recovery and functional recovery, whether after primary total hip prosthesis or revision.
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Treatment for hip problems is not always limited to surgery. We favor a reasoned approach without systematic recourse to surgery, with conservative approaches, with an important focus on active rehabilitation and the understanding of the goals of each patient.Surgical but conservative approaches, such as the treatment of femoroacetabular conflicts by hip arthroscopy, hip arthroscopy, abutments and osteotomies of the pelvis, called periacetabular, are also possible management options before non-conservative or prosthetic surgery.. These minimally invasive methods aim to preserve the joint and improve the quality of life of patients without the need for major interventions.
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