The Athlete's Hip: New Trends, Controversies, and Contemporary Surgical Management - Webinar 4 Extraarticular Techniques-The Athlete's Hip: New Trends, Controversies, and Contemporary Surgical Management

The Athlete's Hip: New Trends, Controversies, and Contemporary Surgical Management - Webinar 4 Extraarticular Techniques

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In the video, the debate between Dr. Joshua Harris and Dr. Andrea Spiker focused on the topic of borderline hip dysplasia. Dr. Harris argued that arthroscopy is the superior surgical option for treating this condition, while Dr. Spiker supported the use of periacetabular osteotomy (PAO). Both doctors presented their viewpoints supported by evidence and discussed their surgical techniques and patient selection criteria. Dr. Harris emphasized the importance of patient selection and the role of soft tissue laxity in determining surgical options. He also highlighted potential complications associated with PAO. Dr. Spiker discussed the benefits of PAO in preventing arthritis and reversing the natural history of dysplasia. She mentioned the challenges in addressing intra-articular pathology in borderline dysplasia. Both doctors emphasized individualized treatment and the need for a multidisciplinary approach in managing patients with borderline hip dysplasia. The video concluded with a panel discussion involving the two debaters and other experts in the field.<br /><br />It should be noted that no credits were mentioned in the summary.

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Recorded webinar from 6/4/2020

Keywords

video

debate

Dr. Joshua Harris

Dr. Andrea Spiker

borderline hip dysplasia

arthroscopy

periacetabular osteotomy

PAO

evidence

surgical techniques

patient selection criteria

complications

arthritis

individualized treatment