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2023 Annual Meeting Hip Access Pass
Rapid-Fire Questions and Answers
Rapid-Fire Questions and Answers
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In a rapid-fire session, experts discussed failed hip arthroscopy workup, emphasizing initial X-rays to evaluate residual FAI and challenges when imaging appears normal. They agreed that iliopsoas impingement rarely requires total hip replacement, favoring conservative management. Opinions varied on capsulotomy techniques, with most favoring interportal or T-capsulotomy, tailoring approaches by pathology. Computer navigation was highlighted as especially beneficial for novices, accelerating proficiency in interpreting X-rays from nine months to three to six months, while experienced surgeons use it selectively for complex cases. The session concluded with acknowledgment of time constraints and plans to continue discussion.
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Moderators: Robert W. Westermann, M.D., Jovan R. Laskovski, M.D., FAANA
Keywords
failed hip arthroscopy
residual FAI
iliopsoas impingement
capsulotomy techniques
computer navigation in surgery
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