Description
Book SynopsisBuilding upon the impeccable reputation of its earlier editions, Operative Hip Arthroscopy, Third Edition has been entirely reconceived, rewritten, revised and updated to address current issues and developments in hip arthroscopy. This edition includes 18 new chaptersthatdiscuss issueslikeloose bodies, labral management, chondroplasty and microfracture, lesions of the acetabular fossa, synovial disease, iliopsoas release, iliotibial band release, preitrochanteric space, and capsulorrhaphy, among other topics. Every chapter includes vivid color photographs and illustrations to supplement accessible, engaging text. Dr. J.W. Thomas Byrd, a pioneer in the field, has once again assembled a group of distinguished international contributors whose chapters consititute one of the most complete and comprehensive books on the subject.
Trade ReviewFrom the book reviews:
“This is both a textbook and an atlas of hip pathologies, injuries, dislocations, and fractures. … The strength of this book is the clinical and operative correlations. I recommend this book to orthopaedic residents, fellows, staff, and students.” (Joseph J. Grenier, Amazon.com, October, 2014)
“This book will be welcomed by all surgeons currently performing hip arthroscopy and all residents and fellows developing their skills. … It is a wonderful, efficient presentation of the entire gamut of hip arthroscopy edited by one of the most trusted spokesman in the field who has gathered an impressive group of contributors from around the world. … should be in every medical library, not only because it is an update, but also because it is the go-to book in hip arthroscopy.” (Mark R. Hutchinson, Doody’s Review Service, January, 2013)
Table of ContentsForeword to the Third Edition.- Foreword to the Second Edition.- Foreword to the First Edition.- Preface.- Contributors.- Overview and History of Hip Arthroscopy.- Patient Selection.- Physical Examination.- Adult Hip Imaging.- Extraarticular Sources of Hip Pain.- Gross Anatomy.- Portal Anatomy.- Arthroscopic Anatomy of the Hip.- Positioning and Distraction Options.- Portals and Diagnostic Arthroscopy: Intraarticular Compartment.- Portals and Diagnostic Arthroscopy: Periperal Compartment.- Loose Bodies: Tips and Pearls.- Labral Management.- Chondroplasty and Microfracture.- Lesions of the Acetabular Fossa.- Synovial Disease.- Arthroscopic Approach to FAI.- Acetabuloplasty with Labral Refixation.- Femoroplasty.- Iliopsoas Release.- Iliotibial Band Release.- Peritrochanteric Space: Access and Procedures.- Capsulorrhaphy.- Adhesive Capsulitis.- Hip Arthroscopy in Athletes.- Hip Arthroscopy in Adolescence and Childhood.- Hip Arthroscopy in an Aging Population.- Complications Associated with Hip Arthroscopy.- Rehabilitation.- Clinical Nursing Care.-
