AOSSM Specialty Day 2023 with ISAKOS with CME-4. AOSSM-ISAKOS

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Video Summary

The video transcript discusses two cases of hip injuries in young athletes. The first case involves a 24-year-old baseball player who had two prior hip surgeries but still experienced persistent pain. The examination and imaging showed a medial capsular defect, fluid buildup, and residual femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). The panel of experts suggested focusing on correcting the FAI and addressing the capsular defect to improve the patient's condition. <br /><br />The second case features a 20-year-old water polo player with bilateral cam FAI, labral tear, and borderline dysplasia. The panel discussed the possibility of non-surgical approaches first, such as intraarticular injections and rehabilitation. If surgical intervention is necessary, they recommended addressing the cam impingement, considering capsular plication for stability, and potentially leaving the dysplasia untreated. The panel also discussed the importance of evaluating capsular thickness, femoral version, and roof angle when making treatment decisions. The patient eventually underwent surgery and successfully returned to playing water polo. <br /><br />No specific credits were mentioned in the video.

Keywords

hip injuries

young athletes

femoroacetabular impingement

capsular defect

labral tear