Advances in Hip Arthroscopy (AANA20)-Advances in Hip Arthroscopy_ From Observations to Innovation, How thought leaders in Hip Arthroscopy developed new concepts, techniques and instrumentation through their personal experience-Dr. Thomas G. Sampson, M.

Advances in Hip Arthroscopy_ From Observations to Innovation, How thought leaders in Hip Arthroscopy developed new concepts, techniques and instrumentation through their personal experience-Dr. Thomas G. Sampson, M.

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Thomas Sampson, a pioneer in hip arthroscopy since the 1980s, hosts the ICL 301 Online Advances in Hip Arthroscopy, reflecting on the field's evolution and innovation. He credits early collaboration with James Quick in developing foundational techniques and instruments like the Quick Hip Set. Sampson highlights key contributors: Thomas Bird, who authored a seminal hip arthroscopy text; Mark Philippon, a trailblazer in labral repair and fellowship training; Victor Elisali-Turi, focused on cartilage-protective tools; and Dean Matsuda, known for tackling complex challenges and instrument development. The program explores how these leaders innovate, collaborate, and advance hip arthroscopy.

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Instructional Course Lecture: Advances in Hip Arthroscopy: From Observations to Innovation - How Thought Leaders in Hip Arthroscopy Developed New Concepts, Techniques and Instrumentation Through Their Personal Experiences

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Thomas Sampson

hip arthroscopy

Quick Hip Set

labral repair

hip arthroscopy innovation