Diagnostic Hip Arthroscopy

Martin, Scott

doi:https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/31

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Title
1. Dilate Main Viewing Portal
2. Examine Labrum, Femoral Head, Transverse Ligament
3. Probe Labrum
4. Debride Labrum
5. Explore Medial Structures
6. Explore Peripheral Compartment
7. Continue Labral Debridement
8. Check Capsular Reflection, Survey Joint, Close

Diagnostic Hip Arthroscopy

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Scott D. Martin, MD
Brigham and Women's/Mass General Health Care Center

Orthopaedics

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In this case, Dr. Scott D. Martin takes us through a diagnostic hip arthroscopy where he dilates the main viewing portal; examines the labrum, femoral head, and transverse ligament; probes and debrides the labrum; explores the medial structures and peripheral compartment; continues the labral debridement; checks the capsular reflection; surveys the joint; and closes.

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This article is the companion to the JoMI article "Portal Placement for Hip Arthroscopy" by Scott D. Martin, MD.

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Scott D. Martin, MD

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Brigham and Women's/Mass General Health Care Center

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DOI
Publication Date	N/A
Article ID	31
Production ID	0071.2
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Issue	31
https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/31