IC 201-2023: Hip Pain in the Athlete - Cases from the Court, Field and Ice-IC 201 - Hip Pain in the Athlete - Cases from the Court, Field and Ice (3/5)

IC 201 - Hip Pain in the Athlete - Cases from the Court, Field and Ice (3/5)

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Video Summary

The video is discussing a case of a 19-year-old female track and field athlete who is experiencing left hip pain. The pain started when she began training for the triple jump and has progressively worsened. She has a history of a previous hip sprain but returned to competing after a week of therapy. Examination reveals positive tests for impingement and instability, and radiographs and MRIs show a labral tear and borderline dysplasia. The discussion revolves around treatment options, including conservative management, hip arthroscopy, and a possible PAO surgery. The patient ultimately undergoes hip arthroscopy, where a ligamentum teres partial tear is discovered and repaired along with the labral tear and a capsular plication. She returns to collegiate track and completes her eligibility.

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Marc Safran, MD

Keywords

19-year-old female

track and field athlete

left hip pain

labral tear

hip arthroscopy