Specialized Toolkit Series: Arthroscopic Hip Treatments-Hip Arthroscopy Access: Portal Anatomy

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In this presentation, Dustin Richter and Nicholas Newcomb from the University of New Mexico discuss hip arthroscopy, focusing on proper portal placement and patient positioning. The process begins with positioning the patient using a padded perineal post and adjusting the bed and leg position. Fluoroscopy is employed for portal placement, ensuring avoidance of critical structures like the femoral neurovascular bundle. Key portals discussed include the proximal anterolateral portal, mid-anterior portal, and distal anterolateral accessory portal, focusing on techniques to preserve the labrum and cartilage while achieving optimal joint access. The presentation stresses careful monitoring and anatomical precision.

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Dustin L. Richter, MD
Nicholas L. Newcomb, MD

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Concept Hip Arthroscopy

Concept Arthroscopic Hip Portal

Concept Patient Positioning

Concept Traction

Concept Safe Portal Reference Lines

Keywords

hip arthroscopy

portal placement

patient positioning

fluoroscopy

anatomical precision

Hip Arthroscopy

Arthroscopic Hip Portal

Patient Positioning

Traction

Safe Portal Reference Lines