Two‐Year Follow‐up of Hip Arthroscopies: A Matched Control Study Comparing Patients Over 50 Years to Patients Under 30 Years (SS‐32)

Hip arthroscopy has been gaining popularity for the last ten years, with growing evidence for its use in the younger population. Few studies have addressed the issue of hip arthroscopy in the aging population, and none have compared it directly to a young cohort. The purpose of the current study was to compare the outcomes and patient characteristics of hip arthroscopy procedures in patients over 50 years with a matched control group of patients younger than 30 years, at a minimum post-operative follow-up of two years.