IC 108-2023: The Failed Hip Arthroscopy - How To Successfully Manage (and Not Replace) It-IC 108 - The Failed Hip Arthroscopy - How To Successfully Manage (and Not Replace) It (1/5)

IC 108 - The Failed Hip Arthroscopy - How To Successfully Manage (and Not Replace) It (1/5)

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker discusses the evaluation and management of patients with failed hip arthroscopy. The speaker mentions various potential causes of persistent pain after hip arthroscopy, including rehabilitation issues, misdiagnosis, tendonitis, instability, over or under resection, and other factors such as heterotopic ossification and femoral aversion. The importance of proper patient selection and accurate diagnosis is emphasized. The speaker also discusses the management of specific issues, such as adhesions, tendonitis, and instability, and highlights the role of physical therapy, injections, and surgical interventions, including capsular plication and labral reconstruction. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for careful evaluation and individualized treatment plans for patients with failed hip arthroscopy. No credits were granted in the video.

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Marc Safran, MD

Keywords

failed hip arthroscopy

persistent pain

rehabilitation issues

misdiagnosis

tendonitis