2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Scope Treatment is Enough

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Dr. Shane Ngo from Rush University Medical Center discusses a case example of a borderline dysplastic hip in an 18-year-old hockey goalie with bilateral hip pain. The patient has clear evidence of dysplasia and other concerning features such as retroversion, posterior wall sign, ischial spine sign, and crossover sign. Dr. Ngo recommends arthroscopic intervention to correct the large cam deformities and preserve the soft tissues, including the chondrolabral junction and capsule. He explains the surgical techniques used, including capsulotomy and capsular repair. The video also mentions studies that support the effectiveness of arthroscopic treatment for borderline hip dysplasia, with low revision and conversion rates to total hip replacement.

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Shane Nho, MD, MS

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Dr. Shane Ngo

Rush University Medical Center

borderline dysplastic hip

arthroscopic intervention

cam deformities