… procedures or conversion THA 5 to 20 years following a primary hip arthroscopy. … of hip
arthroscopy as well as the rates of secondary surgery and (2) to identify indications for surgery …

… -term outcome data about hip arthroscopy is still relatively sparse. We aim to review hip
arthroscopy in the light of recent literature and will discuss the current indications, outcomes and …

… hip arthroscopy as a successful intervention to improve functional outcomes (modified Harris
Hip … residual symptoms after primary FAI surgery, although the outcomes are inferior when …

… 85 portend high rates of arthroplasty within 3 years of hip arthroscopic surgery. In our opinion,
hip arthroscopic surgery in the setting of chondral wear should be approached with even …

… for FAI and labral injuries have excellent short-term clinical outcomes, high return-to-sport …
of long-term hip arthroscopy outcomes to date indicate durable results, with hip arthritis at the …

… Hip arthroscopy is recommended for the surgical treatment of this disorder, unless specific
contraindications exist. Despite the increasing rate of published studies in this area, there …

… All studies reported statistically significant improvements in outcomes after hip arthroscopy
for femoral osteochondroplasty, labral repair, or unspecified indications. In patients 40 or …

… The primary indication for surgery in this study was isolated cam-type FAI, with labral
debridement performed in 33% of patients and no labral repairs. In contrast, the studies showing …

… Finally, we acknowledge that surgical techniques in hip arthroscopy have evolved over
the past decade 40 and that this analysis was based on a single-surgeon series. …

… The study design included prospective PRO score data collection on all patients undergoing
hip arthroscopy by the senior surgeon (BGD) between February 2008 and June 2012. We …