Participants will review the use of both didactic and case-based methods to thoroughly examine the process of revision and primary hip arthroscopy during this ICL. Topics of focus include the appropriate indications and contraindications for utilizing soft tissue grafts, dermal augmentation and cartilage grafts, as well as labral and ligamentous reconstructions. Participants will also discuss salvage procedures and when to consider periacetabular osteotomy or total hip arthroplasty. The session will also address capsular and ligamentous reconstructions, techniques, revisions and extra-articular pathologies. By the end, participants will be more confident in complex hip reconstructions for both revision and primary arthroscopies.
Credit & MOC Details
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CME included with membership
| Non-member | $80 |
| Member | $40 |
| Free Activity | Free |
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Faculty 3
All faculty
- Case-based learning
- Credit · Up to 3 credits
- MOC · Up to 3 points
- $40 member · $80 standard
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ReleasedJun 12, 2024
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Last day to claim creditJun 12, 2027 8 months left
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