The Failed Hip Arthroscopy - How To Successfully Manage (and Not Replace) It

The Failed Hip Arthroscopy - How To Successfully Manage (and Not Replace) It is organized by American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM).

Expiration Date: 09/30/2026

Course Description:
This ICL will discuss the approach to the failed hip arthroscopy, particularly failed (1) FAI surgery - evaluation and treatment (2) capsular defects - arthroscopic repair and arthroscopic reconstruction, (3) management approach to lack of reparable labral tissue including segmental and circumferential labral reconstruction. and (4) when throwing away the scope and doing a periacetabular osteotomy

Learning Objectives:
• The participant will understand the stepwise approach to evaluating the athlete with a failed hip arthroscopy
• The participant will understand the options to treat athletes who had prior failed FAI surgery to be able to get them to return to sports
• The participant will understand the options available for lack of capsular tissue after a prior hip arthroscopy procedure
• The participant will understand the rationale for segmental or circumferential labral reconstruction and optimal graft type
• The participant will understand the limitations of hip arthroscopy after a failed surgery and the expectations of open hip surgery