Andrea Spiker, MD

Andrea Spiker, MD Andrea Spiker, MD is an orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine and hip preservation.

Great Friday night win for the Badgers!
02/14/2026

Great Friday night win for the Badgers!

Back from a quick but incredibly enriching trip to Switzerland for the 2026 Bern Hip Symposium! 🇨🇭✈️ A long journey, but...
02/11/2026

Back from a quick but incredibly enriching trip to Switzerland for the 2026 Bern Hip Symposium! 🇨🇭✈️ A long journey, but worth it for the inspiring discussions, fresh insights, and collaboration with hip preservation colleagues from around the globe. One of the true highlights: hearing from the legendary Reinhold Ganz as the honored guest speaker. An unforgettable experience! ✨

🎙️ In case you missed it: Last month’s Arthroscopy Podcast with Dr. Danyal Nawabi dove deep into femoral retroversion in...
02/05/2026

🎙️ In case you missed it: Last month’s Arthroscopy Podcast with Dr. Danyal Nawabi dove deep into femoral retroversion in hip preservation. In this episode, we discussed: How femoral version impacts patient symptoms and surgical success 🦴 Why CT scans and 3D reconstructions are game‑changers in evaluating hip pathology 🔧 When to consider hip arthroscopy, femoral derotational osteotomy, or a combined approach 🎧 Tune in and learn more about how femoral version can shape patient outcomes and surgical strategy.

A fantastic 26th annual AAOS–AOSSM–AANA Sports Medicine Course in Park City, UT. Grateful to Lance, Liz, and Debbie Mazu...
02/04/2026

A fantastic 26th annual AAOS–AOSSM–AANA Sports Medicine Course in Park City, UT. Grateful to Lance, Liz, and Debbie Mazur for organizing such an outstanding program. It was an honor to teach alongside — and learn from — an exceptional group of faculty. Always energizing to share knowledge and elevate our field! ⛷️🏔️🎿

Last week we had the honor of hosting Dr. Camila Cohen Kaleka, the Forum International Traveling Fellow, and her godmoth...
02/01/2026

Last week we had the honor of hosting Dr. Camila Cohen Kaleka, the Forum International Traveling Fellow, and her godmother, Dr. Patricia A. Kolowich from Henry Ford. Dr. Cohen Kaleka presented her exceptional work in regenerative orthopedics and biologic therapies and Dr. Kolowich shared lessons learned in her distinguished career in sports medicine. It was an inspiring week of global orthopedic collaboration. 🌍✨

Saturday hoops at the kohl center —> a win for Wisconsin! 🏀
02/01/2026

Saturday hoops at the kohl center —> a win for Wisconsin! 🏀

Last weekend marked another excellent annual Forum meeting, a gathering of sports medicine specialists focused on educat...
01/26/2026

Last weekend marked another excellent annual Forum meeting, a gathering of sports medicine specialists focused on education and collaboration, and always with a healthy dose of fun! 💪⚕️

No matter the outcome, at least the Kohl Center is keeping us warm! 🏀
01/25/2026

No matter the outcome, at least the Kohl Center is keeping us warm! 🏀

Tuesday night hoops = WIN! 🏀🔥
01/07/2026

Tuesday night hoops = WIN! 🏀🔥

We analyzed 94 hips with ≥1-year follow-up after PAO for symptomatic hip dysplasia.✅ Key Findings: Risk factors for nonu...
01/05/2026

We analyzed 94 hips with ≥1-year follow-up after PAO for symptomatic hip dysplasia.
✅ Key Findings: Risk factors for nonunion after PAO:
🔹 Older age
🔹 Higher BMI
🔹 Lower bone density (HU on pre-op CT)
🔹 Greater acetabular fragment medialization
🔹Trend toward increased risk with more medial superior ramus osteotomy.

📢 New Research Alert! Early MRI Findings After Hip Labrum Repair We examined non-arthrographic MRIs within 4 weeks of ar...
01/05/2026

📢 New Research Alert! Early MRI Findings After Hip Labrum Repair We examined non-arthrographic MRIs within 4 weeks of arthroscopic acetabular labrum repair for femoroacetabular impingement (FAI).
✅ Key Findings:
- Persistent tear-like appearance and increased T2 signal in the repaired labrum were seen in 100% of hips.
- Labrum shortening was common (92%).
- Capsular discontinuity appeared in 92%, even when capsular closure was performed.
🔍 Clinical takeaway: These changes are expected early post-op and should not be mistaken for recurrent pathology. Understanding this normal healing appearance can help avoid unnecessary concern or revision surgery.

01/04/2026

Battled against Purdue last night for the first home game of the new year

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