2021 AOSSM-AANA Combined Annual Meeting Recordings-Minimum 2-Year Outcomes of All-Arthroscopic Capsular Autograft Labral Reconstruction

Minimum 2-Year Outcomes of All-Arthroscopic Capsular Autograft Labral Reconstruction

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The video discusses a surgical technique called capsular autograft labral reconstruction for patients with labrum deficiencies in the hip. The study uses local autograft tissue to reconstruct the labrum, which has not been previously reported. The surgical technique involves elevating the capsule, preserving the labral blood supply, and performing concomitant osteoplasty if necessary. The study reports that the majority of patients had significant functional improvement after the procedure. Advantages of the technique include minimizing donor site morbidity and preserving labral tissue and stability. However, the lack of long-term follow-up and the need for biomechanical testing are considered disadvantages. Overall, capsular autograft labral reconstruction is shown to be effective in patients with labrum deficiencies.

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Scott Martin, MD

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surgical technique

capsular autograft labral reconstruction

labrum deficiencies

local autograft tissue

functional improvement