by American Hip Institute Research Foundation | 2 months ago
This case discusses a 39-year-old active male with bilateral hip pain, cam-type femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), labral tears, and early arthritis who had failed nonoperative treatment. The video explains patient selection for hip arthroscopy, including the role of Tonnis grade 1 changes, cartilage health, joint space, and patient expectations.
Randy Clark, MD from Coral Desert Orthopedics in St. George Utah narrates a video demonstration of..
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Arthroscopic Repair of a Fascia Lata Labral Reconstruction Allograft Limb Detachment
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Timothy McTighe, has been the Executive Director of the Joint Implant Surgery and Research..
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