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Paper 52: Attainment of MCID and PASS in Patients with a DSM-Criteria Psychiatric Diagnosis Following Revision Hip Arthroscopy

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Retrospective analysis shows 34% of revision hip arthroscopy patients have psychiatric diagnosis, highlighting their outcomes.

Patients with psychiatric diagnoses undergoing revision hip arthroscopy achieved minimal clinically important differences (MCID) despite a lower percentage reporting patient acceptable symptom state (PASS).
Prevalence of psychiatric diagnoses was significantly higher in revision hip arthroscopy cases (34%) compared to primary cases (14%), with notable gender differences.
A total of 1642 patients were reviewed from 2017 to 2024, with 766 (58.3%) completing two-year follow-up assessments to evaluate patient outcomes.
The findings suggest modifying rehabilitation approaches may be necessary to better accommodate patients with psychiatric diagnoses undergoing hip procedures.

Noorzad et al. (2025) studied this question.

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