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Femoral and Acetabular Version: Why Do These Matte ...
Femoral and Acetabular Version: Why Do These Matter?
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Video Summary
In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding femoral and acetabular retroversion in relation to hip arthroscopy. They mention that well-performed hip arthroscopy can greatly benefit patients, but it is crucial to consider anatomical factors such as acetabular version, femoral version, and sub-spine impingement. They explain various diagnostic signs for identifying acetabular retroversion and discuss treatment options, including anteverting periacetabular osteotomy (PAO) and arthroscopy. The speaker emphasizes the significance of correcting other issues during PAO surgery, such as labral tears and head/neck offset. They also highlight the durable long-term outcomes of PAO for acetabular retroversion. The video concludes by mentioning that arthroscopy may be suitable for certain cases but reminds viewers to refer patients for PAO when necessary. Overall, this video provides insights into the diagnosis and management of femoral and acetabular retroversion in hip arthroscopy. No credits were mentioned in the transcript.
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Robert Westermann, MD
Keywords
hip arthroscopy
acetabular retroversion
femoral retroversion
periacetabular osteotomy
diagnosis
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