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Labral Reconstruction Part II
Labral Reconstruction Part II
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Video Summary
The speaker discusses advanced hip labrum treatment when the labrum is absent or damaged. The labrum, a fibrocartilage critical for hip stability and fluid seal, can be repaired or reconstructed if irreparable. Labral repair involves anchor placement and suturing techniques to restore function. When repair isn't possible, reconstruction using grafts, often autologous IT band tissue, is an effective alternative with successful outcomes even in athletes. The graft integrates into fibrocartilage, restoring the labrum’s role. Proper patient selection is vital—those with minimal arthritis and adequate joint space benefit most. Reconstruction improves hip function, reduces instability, and allows return to sports. Preserving or restoring the labrum is preferred over debridement to maintain hip health. Surgical techniques and anchor types are tailored for optimal labrum positioning and healing. Overall, labral reconstruction offers a promising option for difficult cases, ensuring improved function and patient satisfaction long-term.
Keywords
hip labrum treatment
labral repair
labral reconstruction
autologous IT band graft
hip stability
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