Luis Ramírez Núñez

With hip pain, the key question is often not “how old is the joint?” but “what is driving the damage?” Luis Ramírez Núñez focuses his practice on diagnosing and treating femoroacetabular impingement, labral injuries, developmental dysplasia of the hip, and hip osteoarthritis in both young and adult patients. At Joint Clinic, he is the specialist at the clinic for Joint Preservation Surgery and advanced hip surgery, working through a structured, patient-centered pathway. His daily focus is hip arthroscopy and reconstructive hip surgery aimed at preserving the joint and restoring function.

Education

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Work experience

• Director of Joint Clínic and Hip Area Coordinator — Joint Clinic.
• Hip Preservation Surgery Area Coordinator — Hip Section, Hospital Clínic de Barcelona.

Clinical focus and techniques

Among the conditions treated at Joint Clinic, hip disorders are approached with an emphasis on identifying the pain source and selecting individualized techniques oriented toward joint preservation when feasible.

• Joint Preservation Surgery — focused on preserving the hip joint in appropriate cases.
• Hip arthroscopy — used for intra-articular hip problems such as labral injuries.
• Reconstructive hip surgery — applied in pathways targeting structural causes of hip pain.

Professional societies and certifications

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Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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For international patients, his clinical activity is based in Barcelona through Joint Clinic and Hospital Clínic de Barcelona. The clinic’s hip unit is designed for coordinated diagnosis, treatment (surgical or conservative), and follow-up so patients can work toward pain relief and functional recovery.