ArticleJournal of hip preservation surgery2022
Hip arthroscopic management for treating a rhythmic gymnast with a large bone cyst at the femoral head in the setting of hip dysplasia-a case report.
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Abstract
Recent literature lacks a clear understanding of how to manage bone cysts associated with hip dysplasia. This article aimed to report a case of hip dysplasia in a rhythmic gymnast surgically managed with arthroscopic retrograde bone grafting, labral repair, cam osteoplasty, double shoelace capsular closure and endoscopic shelf acetabuloplasty. A 20-year-old female college rhythmic gymnast presented complaining of right hip pain and discomfort for the past 2 months. This case report describes the use of the CROSSTRAC guide system to perform retrograde bone grafting to treat the bone cyst at the femoral head arthroscopically. Hip arthroscopic retrograde bone grafting, labral repair, cam osteoplasty, double shoelace capsular closure and endoscopic shelf acetabuloplasty are less invasive and beneficial for the treatment of bone cysts of the femoral head associated with hip dysplasia in symptomatic rhythmic gymnasts.
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