APEX Managing Modern Athletic Hip Injuries-Online Didactic (September 2021)-Endoscopic Anatomy for Hip Arthroscopists

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The video discusses the endoscopic anatomy for hip arthroscopies. The hip joint is divided into four compartments: central compartment, peripheral compartment, peritrochanteric space, and subgluteal space. The central compartment includes the acetabulum, ligamentum teres, lunate cartilage, and femoral head. The peripheral compartment contains non-weight-bearing cartilage, synovial folds, and ligaments. The peritrochanteric space is bordered by various muscles and tendons and includes the trochanteric bursa. The subgluteal space is located between gluteal aponeurosis layers and contains the sciatic nerve and periformis muscle. The video also emphasizes the importance of understanding anatomical variations and potential complications during hip surgeries.

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Luis Perez-Carro

Keywords

endoscopic anatomy

hip arthroscopies

central compartment

peripheral compartment

anatomical variations