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Arthroscopy Alone Will Do It: Borderline Dysplasia is Impingement Problem More Often Than We Admit

by American Hip Institute Research Foundation | 2 months ago

This presentation discusses a 45-year-old active woman with symptomatic borderline hip dysplasia, no arthritis, and goals of returning to running and pickleball. The discussion explores how factors such as lateral center-edge angle, Tonnis angle, labral and cartilage pathology, cam morphology, instability, and patient activity level can influence treatment decisions.

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