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Assistive technologies for hip arthroscopic cam resection are needed to improve diagnostic and surgical accuracy and decrease learning efforts for both expert and novice surgeons.
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Assistive technologies are needed to improve diagnostic and surgical accuracy in hip arthroscopic cam resection.
Hip arthroscopy is technically demanding and presents a steep learning curve. Joint access and maneuverability of surgical tools are impeded by a large soft-tissue envelope. Furthermore, cam resection is challenging owing to the small size of the lesion and the difficulty in delineating what is normal and where the cam starts. Thus, the number of incomplete resections is high and represents the bulk of indications for revision hip arthroscopy. The search for assistive technologies to improve on diagnostics and surgical accuracy is consequently substantial and unquestionably needed. Intraoperative feedback will improve our resection accuracy while decreasing the learning efforts of both expert and novice surgeons.
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Audenaert et al. (2021) conducted an editorial in Hip arthroscopic cam resection. Assistive technologies was evaluated. Assistive technologies for hip arthroscopic cam resection are needed to improve diagnostic and surgical accuracy and decrease learning efforts for both expert and novice surgeons.
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