AOSSM 2023 Annual Meeting Recordings no CME-The Failed Labrum Repair

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In this video, the speaker discusses failed hip arthroscopy and the management of hip issues in athletes. They highlight the complexity of determining the cause of failed repairs, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive understanding of the patient's history, trajectory, and symptoms. The speaker discusses potential causes of failed repairs, such as insufficient tissue, poorly done repairs, or irreparable tissue. They also mention the importance of considering nerve-ending fibers and pain receptors in the hip as potential pain generators. The speaker shares their experience with labral re-repairs and labral reconstructions, noting improvements in their success rate with reconstructions. They conclude by emphasizing the importance of maintaining a high index of suspicion for persistent labral issues and suggesting that a well-done complete labral reconstruction can improve outcomes. No credits are mentioned in this video.

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Andrew Wolff, MD

Keywords

failed hip arthroscopy

management of hip issues

cause of failed repairs

nerve-ending fibers

labral reconstruction