AOSSM Youth to the NFL Sports Medicine Course with CME-Identification and Management of Traumatic Hip Instability

Identification and Management of Traumatic Hip Instability

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Video Summary

In the video transcript, the speaker discusses hip instability, specifically traumatic instability. They mention that hip instability is rare but can have devastating consequences, as seen in the case of Bo Jackson. Risk factors for hip instability include acetabular dysplasia, acetabular retroversion, large cam deformities, and ligamentous laxity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of promptly reducing hip dislocations, as delayed reduction can increase the risk of avascular necrosis (AVN). Treatment options for hip instability include closed reduction, non-operative treatment, surgical fixation, and arthroscopic assisted open reduction. The transcript also includes two case examples and technical pearls for managing hip instability. No credits are mentioned.

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Presented by Michael J. Salata MD

Keywords

hip instability

traumatic instability

Bo Jackson

acetabular dysplasia

avascular necrosis