Spring 2020 Fellows Webinars-Evaluation & Management of Hip MicroInstability

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Video Summary

The video focuses on the topic of hip instability, specifically hip microinstability. The speaker discusses the definition, clinical and imaging clues, as well as surgical and non-surgical management options for hip instability. They also present their study on the outcomes of non-operative management, emphasizing the effectiveness of rehab in avoiding surgery in a significant portion of patients. The video also includes a discussion among other professionals in the field, providing additional perspectives on the topic. The speaker mentions their review article on hip microinstability published in the Yellow Journal and highlights the importance of careful evaluation and examination in diagnosing hip instability, particularly in women. They discuss the preservation of the labrum and capsule during hip arthroscopy, as well as the potential role of labral and capsule reconstruction in certain cases. The use of interportal capsulotomies and the significance of closing the capsule in specific cases to prevent instability are also mentioned. The need for further research and data on the topic is emphasized, particularly regarding preoperative and postoperative factors related to hip instability. Overall, the video provides comprehensive insights into the diagnosis and management of hip microinstability.

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April 29, 2020

Keywords

hip instability

hip microinstability

clinical clues

imaging clues

surgical management

non-surgical management

rehabilitation

labrum preservation

capsule preservation

hip arthroscopy