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Diagnostic Hip Arthroscopy
Tags: Orthopaedics
Table of Contents
1. Dilate Main Viewing Portal
- High Flow Rate
- Puncture-Capsule Orifice
- Pulvinar, Condyloid Notch, and Ligamentum Teres
2. Examine Labrum, Femoral Head, and Transverse Ligament
- Discoloration of Labrum
- Articular Cartilage Bubbling
- Labral Fraying
3. Probe Labrum
- Assessment of Labral Damage
- Shave Labral Fray
4. Debride Labrum
5. Explore Medial Structures
- Medial Gutter, Medial Synovial Fold, and Zona Orbicularis
- Range of Motion
- Labral Seal
6. Explore Peripheral Compartment
- Opening Capsule via Increased Flow Rate
7. Continue Labral Debridement
8. Check Capsular Reflection, Survey Joint, and Close
- Lateral Synovial Fold and Vasculature