The Athlete's Hip: New Trends, Controversies, and Contemporary Surgical Management - Webinar 2 Intraarticular Techniques-The Athlete's Hip: New Trends, Controversies, and Contemporary Surgical Management

The Athlete's Hip: New Trends, Controversies, and Contemporary Surgical Management - Webinar 2 Intraarticular Techniques

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The first video focuses on the debate surrounding capsulotomy techniques in hip arthroscopy. Dr. Mark Safran argues against cutting the hip capsule, emphasizing the importance of preserving stability and raising concerns about complications. Dr. Steve Aoki supports the interportal capsulotomy approach, which offers good visualization while minimizing disruption to the capsule. Dr. Chad Mather discusses the T-cut capsulotomy, highlighting enhanced visualization as a benefit. The debate centers on the trade-off between visualization and potential negative effects of cutting the capsule.<br /><br />In the second video, experts discuss different techniques for managing labral tears in the hip. Ben Dome presents the case for primary labral repair, emphasizing the importance of restoring anatomy and function. Mark Philippon discusses labral augmentation, preserving tissue and incorporating it into a graft to increase volume and restore the seal. Andy Wolf argues for circumferential labral reconstruction using a graft to replace the entire labrum and eliminate weak junction points. The discussion also covers topics like post-free traction, fluoroscopic views, and working portals.<br /><br />Overall, both videos provide insights into techniques used in hip arthroscopy, with the first focusing on capsulotomy and the second on labral tear management. The experts present different perspectives, highlighting advantages and considerations for each approach.

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Recorded webinar from 5/28/2020

Keywords

capsulotomy techniques

hip arthroscopy

hip capsule

stability

complications

interportal capsulotomy

visualization

T-cut capsulotomy

labral tears

primary labral repair

labral augmentation

graft

circumferential labral reconstruction

weak junction points