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Arthroscopic Surgical Techniques: Hip Arthroscopy

J. W. Thomas Byrd, MD, Editor
Michael L. Pearl, MD, and James P. Tasto, MD, Series Editors

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Item: 02946
ISBN/ISSN: 9780892035014
2008, Peer-reviewed in 2010, 2-disc set, DVD-Video

General Information

A comprehensive selection of arthroscopic demonstrations you won't find anywhere else—brought to you through a partnership of AAOS and AANA!

Area of Focus: Arthroscopy and Hip, Knee & Lower Extremity

Observe detailed arthroscopic demonstrations to help you evaluate your treatment options and learn these successful procedures. Improve your understanding of the anatomy, common indications and hip conditions that can be treated arthroscopically. A highly-visual learning experience, you will see the steps from patient positioning and portal selection to arthroscopic visualization of the hip for inspection, debridements, releases, and repairs. Learn how to safely avoid pitfalls and recover from difficult situations by listening and watching the experts navigate challenges.

Successful completion of this independent study program provides you with the knowledge to:

List common indications and conditions affecting the hip that can be treated arthroscopically.

State the strengths and limitations of the supine and lateral approaches for hip arthroscopy.

Describe the proper steps and special equipment necessary to achieve superior access and arthroscopic visualization of the hip for inspection, debridements, releases, and repairs

Name and locate the portals that are commonly used to perform hip arthroscopy.

Outline the anatomical relationships of the hip including osseous, ligamentous, neurologic, vascular, and muscular anatomy.

Evaluate the detailed sequence of surgical steps to perform hip arthroscopy for the treatments presented.

Describe the steps necessary to avoid common pitfalls associated with treating hip conditions arthroscopically.

In-depth coverage includes:

Anatomy

Approaches

Hip Arthroscopy Treatments and Techniques

Releases

Pitfalls

About Arthroscopic Surgical Techniques:
Arthroscopic Surgical Techniques programs, developed in conjunction with the Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA), offer you the opportunity to observe a comprehensive selection of arthroscopic techniques performed by leaders in the field.

CME:
This activity has been approved for a maximum of 4 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. This enduring material can help fulfill the CME requirements mandated by the ABOS Maintenance of Certification (MOC) process.

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