The Failed Hip Arthroscopy - How to Successfully Manage (and Not Replace) It (AANA22)-Question and Answers: Failed Hip Arthroscopy

Question and Answers: Failed Hip Arthroscopy

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In this video transcript, a group of medical experts discuss the treatment of psoas tendinitis and psoas release surgery. They mention that psoas tendinitis can be a difficult problem to treat, and when released, the psoas generally lengthens but isn't a component. Repairing the capsule may be necessary to give the static stabilizer a chance. The experts also discuss the atrophy that can occur after psoas release surgery and the possibility of permanent weakness. They highlight the importance of considering stability issues and performing a capsular placation to relieve load. One expert shares a successful case of psoas release surgery resulting in improved strength and running ability. No credits were mentioned in the transcript.

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Marc R. Safran, M.D., Marc J. Philippon, M.D., Ajay Lall, M.D., Andrea M. Spiker, M.D.

Keywords

psoas tendinitis

psoas release surgery

capsule repair

atrophy

stability issues