Titlebook: Diagnosis and Management of Femoroacetabular Impingement; An Evidence-Based Ap Olufemi R. Ayeni,Jón Karlsson,Marc R. Safran Book 2017 Sprin

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Revision FAI Surgery,comes typically improve after revision surgery, but are inferior to the results seen with primary procedures. Patients with extensive cartilage damage do not predictably improve with further preservation attempts and may be candidates for hip arthroplasty.

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Evidence for the Utility of Imaging of FAI,er to appropriately assess the severity and location of lesions associated with FAI. There are four (4) essential plain radiographic views to order: AP pelvic, Dunn lateral, frog-leg lateral, and false-profile views. The essential radiograph for the diagnosis of pincer-type FAI is the AP pelvis on w

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Pathophysiology of Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI),ess. The understanding of a pathological condition leads to appropriate intervention and treatment to prevent further pathology or damage and opens the doors for prevention. In this chapter we will examine the evidence surrounding the pathophysiology of FAI and where more research is needed. Only by

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Surgical Management of CAM-Type FAI: A Technique Guide,on to restore impingement-free motion [1–3]. Surgical management, therefore, is often indicated in FAI, especially after a patient fails conservative management [3]. Although open, mini-open, and arthroscopic techniques have been described, both in the lateral decubitus and supine positions, the use

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