APEX Managing Modern Athletic Hip Injuries-Online Didactic (September 2021)-Hip Arthroscopy & Preservation within University Practice

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The video features Travis Mack, who is presenting a presentation on hip arthroscopy and preservation within a university practice. He begins by discussing whether there is a difference between a university hip practice and preservation practice compared to other places. He explains that his practice is located at the University Orthopedic Center, which operates similarly to a private practice. In terms of patients, he treats a wide range of individuals, including high school and university athletes, professional players, older individuals participating in senior games, and recreational weekend warriors.<br /><br />Mack goes on to discuss specific hip pathologies, such as skiffy deformity, AVN, dysplasia, and instability, and how they are treated in his practice. He emphasizes the importance of having a strong hip team, which includes surgical schedulers, clinical coordinators, practice coordinators, medical assistants, and athletic trainers. Mack also highlights the role of research and innovation in his practice, as well as the importance of post-operative care and telemedicine for patients who travel long distances for treatment.<br /><br />Overall, the video provides an overview of Mack's practice, including the types of patients he treats, the specific hip pathologies he focuses on, the importance of a strong team, research and innovation, and the delivery of information to patients to ensure a streamlined and informative experience.

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Travis Maak, M.D.

Keywords

Travis Mack

hip arthroscopy

hip preservation

university practice

hip pathologies