A harmonious hip depends not only on the cartilage and labrum, but also on the entire tendon muscle structure. In module 1B of the HIP G.I.N we addressed a less common, yet increasingly frequent area of arthro/endoscopic techniques: extra-articular pathology.
And since successful treatment is unfeasible without a proper diagnosis, Dr. Samir Nassar, a renowned radiologist with extensive knowledge in hip resonance imaging, shared his experience and innovations in this imaging technique, applied to deep gluteal pain and the challenges associated with this condition.
In turn, Dr. Luiz Henrique developed the topic of trochanteritis, a provocatively reductive designation that hides a much more complex spectrum of pathologies than once thought.
Next, Dr. Fernando Leal clarified why some ruptures of the ischial muscles benefit from surgery, in order to optimize patients’ recovery.
Pubalgia, a close relative that causes inguinal pain, and often confused with femoroacetabular conflict, was the next topic under analysis. The approach was made by Dr. André Sarmento, who unveiled the latest in this area.
Finally, Dr. Mustafa Zoghbi scrutinized the issue of borderline dysplasia, justifying whether there is a place for peri-acetabular osteotomy, how to choose it, and in which situations.