Operative Hip Arthroscopy

J. W. Thomas Byrd is a pioneer in the field of hip arthroscopy.

Overview and History of Hip Arthroscopy.- Patient Selection.- Physical Examination.- Adult Hip Imaging.- Extraarticular Sources of Hip Pain.- Gross Anatomy.- Portal Anatomy.- Arthroscopic Anatomy of the Hip.- Positioning and Distraction Options.- Portals and Diagnostic Arthroscopy: Intraarticular Compartment.- Portals and Diagnostic Arthroscopy: Periperal Compartment.- Loose Bodies: Tips and Pearls.- Labral Management.- Chondroplasty and Microfracture.- Lesions of the Acetabular Fossa.- Synovial Disease.- Arthroscopic Approach to FAI.- Acetabuloplasty with Labral Refixation.- Femoroplasty.- Iliopsoas Release.- Iliotibial Band Release.- Peritrochanteric Space: Access and Procedures.- Capsulorrhaphy.- Adhesive Capsulitis.- Hip Arthroscopy in Athletes.- Hip Arthroscopy in Adolescence and Childhood.- Hip Arthroscopy in an Aging Population.- Complications Associated with Hip Arthroscopy.- Rehabilitation.- Clinical Nursing Care.