Key result
Capsular repair during hip arthroscopy is recommended for at-risk populations, such as those with borderline hip dysplasia or hypermobility, to avoid iatrogenic instability.
Why the study?
Does capsular repair during hip arthroscopy prevent iatrogenic instability in at-risk populations?
Population
Patients undergoing hip arthroscopy, particularly at-risk populations
Design
Review
Authors
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May support capsular repair in at-risk hip arthroscopy patients; leaves open need for prospective validation.
Does capsular repair during hip arthroscopy prevent iatrogenic instability in at-risk populations?
Capsular repair is recommended during hip arthroscopy for at-risk patients to prevent iatrogenic microinstability.
Nepple et al. (2015) conducted a review in Hip microinstability and hip arthroscopy. Capsular repair was evaluated. Capsular repair during hip arthroscopy is recommended for at-risk populations, such as those with borderline hip dysplasia or hypermobility, to avoid iatrogenic instability.
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