2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Complex FAI Cases in the Athlete with Exert Panel

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In this video, a panel of experts discusses different cases related to hip injuries. The first case involves a 16-year-old football player with right anterior hip pain who is unable to pitch. The panel discusses various imaging techniques and recommends a 3D CT scan for better visualization. The second case is a 21-year-old basketball player with tight hips and limited range of motion. After an injury, he experiences significant pain and difficulty walking. The panel discusses the possibility of using injections for diagnosis or relief, but ultimately decides to proceed with surgery. The surgeon finds chondral delamination and performs a labrum repair, CAM lesion correction, and microfracture on the femoral head. The panel also discusses the management of smaller cartilage lesions and recommends a more conservative approach, such as chondroplasty or benign neglect. The panel emphasizes the importance of proper FAI correction and the impact of loss of external rotation on hip function. Overall, the experts provide insights into different hip injury cases and treatment options.

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Mia Hagen, MD; Robert Westermann, MD; Michael Banffy, MD; Guillaume Dumont, MD, MBA; Joshua Harris, MD; Christopher Larson, MD; Stephanie Mayer, MD

Keywords

hip injuries

panel of experts

3D CT scan

surgery

chondral delamination

treatment options