AOSSM 2023 Annual Meeting Recordings no CME-Q & A: Frontiers in Hip Arthroscopy I

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The video transcript is a conversation between a group of individuals discussing the effectiveness of home exercise programs versus formal physical therapy after arthroscopic surgery. They note that many patients who experience difficulties after surgery simply need adjustments to their rehabilitation program, and therapists usually identify these issues before doctors do. They agree that while a home exercise program may not be as good as formal physical therapy, random physical therapy with instructions isn't any better. However, the importance of the home exercise program is highlighted, as it outperforms formal therapy in the long term. They also mention that self-motivation plays a role in the success of these programs and that there is still a significant role for physical therapy in certain cases. The individual concludes by expressing their disagreement with someone named Steven's conclusion. No credits are provided.

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Niv Marom, MD; Sean Meredith, MD; Daniel Kaplan, MD; Taylor Hobson, MD

Keywords

home exercise programs

formal physical therapy

arthroscopic surgery

rehabilitation program

self-motivation