With faculty members updating your basic understanding of hip preservation strategies and presenting the most recent open and arthroscopic surgery techniques, you can watch the entire event on demand with this video program. The presenters’ presentation slides, which include patient cases, relevant surgical video demonstrations, and cutting-edge technologies, can be seen and heard. Topic-based content organization allows you to resume where you left off or choose which lectures to watch on different devices.

Learning Goals
After completing this course, students ought to be able to:

Describe the debates surrounding open and arthroscopic treatments for hip diseases that are borderline.
Examine the differences in morphology of the acetabular side and how they affect surgical therapy strategies.
Examine and contrast the differences in femur-sided morphology and their consequences for surgical techniques.
Determine the different extra-articular hip impingement patterns and the best surgical alternatives for treatment.
Recognize when to use arthroscopic or open hip preservation procedures.
This package of Courses OnDemand offers 33 lectures by eminent faculty members covering:

– Foundations: disease, anatomy, mechanics, imaging, and more
– Useful Surgical Techniques That Go Beyond Basics
– Synopsis and Conclusions
– Visual Explanations
– Highlights from the 2015 meeting, Open and Arthroscopic Techniques for Adolescent and Young Adult Hip Preservation/Disorders: AAOS/AAHKS/AOSSM/POSNA

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