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What structures are involved in the Pelvis, Labrum, Femur, Femoral head (ball), and Acetabulum (socket)
anatomy of the hip?
What is the Acetabular Labrum made up Fibrocartilaginous ring of type 1 and hyaline cartilage.
of?
- Partially seals the joint by forming a gasket around the socket, absorbs shock, and
What are the functions of the Acetabular deepens the socket.
Labrum? - Provides stability and support to keep the femoral head in place through wide
range of hip motions.
What are the 3 ligaments that make up the - Iliofemoral, Pubofemoral, and Ischiofemoral ligaments
hip capsule?
What ligaments of the hip capsule can be Iliofemoral and Pubofemoral ligaments
seen anteriorly?
What ligament of the hip capsule can be Ischiofemoral ligament
seen posteriorly?
Where are the attachment points of the hip Attach distally at the base of the femoral neck and proximally around the acetabular
capsule rim and labrum
Dense structures that help stabilize the hip joint and keeps the femoral head inside
What is the purpose of the hip capsule?
of the acetabular socket
What is the hip capsule made up of? Circular and longitudinal fibers that blend with the ligaments
What is the central compartment Contains the labrum
comprised of?
What is the peripheral compartment Contains the femoral head and neck
comprised of?
What does the coronal plane divide the Anterior (front) and Posterior (rear)
body into?
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What does the sagittal plane divide the Extends from the top and bottom of the body and divides it into left and right
body into? sections
What does the axial plane divide the body Horizontal plane that divides the body into superior (top) and inferior (bottom)
into?
What are the 3 anatomical planes? Coronal, Sagittal, and Axial
How do we establish the anatomical The right hip is clock wise with 12'oclock being superior and 3'oclock anterior. The
references for the hip? left hip is counter clockwise
What can FAI lead to? Labral tears
What are the 3 types of FAI? Cam, Pincer, and Combined
The femoral head is not round and cannot rotate smoothly inside the acetabulum.
What is a CAM? Bump forms on the edge of the femoral head that grinds the cartilage inside the
acetabulum.
Occurs because extra bone extends over the normal rim of the acetabulum. The
What is a Pincer?
labrum can be crushed under the prominent rim of the acetabulum.
What is combined FAI? Both CAM and Pincer are present
What types of imaging are used to X-ray, Flouro, CT, and MRI
determine FAI?
1) Patient positioning & set up
2) Landmarks
3) Portal Placement: each hip may require different access strategy
4) Capsulotomy
5) Rim Trimming
What is the procedural workflow for hip
6) Labral treatment and/or Anchor placement
arthroscopy?
7) Treatment of cartilage defects
8) Release traction: Peripheral compartment view
9) CAM osteochondroplasty
10) Dynamic assessment
11) Capsular closure
What are the 2 techniques for patient Post-free traction and traction with a perineal post
positioning for hip arthroscopy?
What is adequate hip distraction? 10-12 mm between the acetabulum and the femur
What are the 2 main portals for hip AL (anterolateral portal) and MA (Mid Anterior portal)
arthroscopy?
Which portal is established for hip The AL portal is established first and then arthroscopically establish the MA portal
arthroscopy?
Anterior ( just lateral to the ASIS), Anterolateral (lateral to the anterior portal over the
What are the standard portals of hip
femoral head), Mid Anterior (distal to the A and AL portals splitting the difference),
arthroscopy?
and Posterolateral portal (posterior and lateral to the AL)
DALA (Distal Anterolateral Accessory portal which is just distal and lateral to the MA)
What are the Advanced Portals of hip
and PALA (Proximal Anterolateral Accessory portal which is proximal to the AL portal
arthroscopy?
over the capsule)
What is the specialty portal for hip PTS (Peritrochanteric Space portal)
arthroscopy?
What is the purpose of doing a Allows access to the acetbulum and labrum and the femoral head and neck
capsulotomy?
What are the 2 types of capsulotomy? Interportal and T-cut
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300 540 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
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Flashcard sets Study guides Practice tests
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Hip Sales 300
163 terms
Knee Sales 300
80 terms
Chapter 23: Assessing Abdomen
35 terms
ear pra
10 terms
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Terms in this set (540)
What structures are involved in the Pelvis, Labrum, Femur, Femoral head (ball), and Acetabulum (socket)
anatomy of the hip?
What is the Acetabular Labrum made up Fibrocartilaginous ring of type 1 and hyaline cartilage.
of?
- Partially seals the joint by forming a gasket around the socket, absorbs shock, and
What are the functions of the Acetabular deepens the socket.
Labrum? - Provides stability and support to keep the femoral head in place through wide
range of hip motions.
What are the 3 ligaments that make up the - Iliofemoral, Pubofemoral, and Ischiofemoral ligaments
hip capsule?
What ligaments of the hip capsule can be Iliofemoral and Pubofemoral ligaments
seen anteriorly?
What ligament of the hip capsule can be Ischiofemoral ligament
seen posteriorly?
Where are the attachment points of the hip Attach distally at the base of the femoral neck and proximally around the acetabular
capsule rim and labrum
Dense structures that help stabilize the hip joint and keeps the femoral head inside
What is the purpose of the hip capsule?
of the acetabular socket
What is the hip capsule made up of? Circular and longitudinal fibers that blend with the ligaments
What is the central compartment Contains the labrum
comprised of?
What is the peripheral compartment Contains the femoral head and neck
comprised of?
What does the coronal plane divide the Anterior (front) and Posterior (rear)
body into?
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What does the sagittal plane divide the Extends from the top and bottom of the body and divides it into left and right
body into? sections
What does the axial plane divide the body Horizontal plane that divides the body into superior (top) and inferior (bottom)
into?
What are the 3 anatomical planes? Coronal, Sagittal, and Axial
How do we establish the anatomical The right hip is clock wise with 12'oclock being superior and 3'oclock anterior. The
references for the hip? left hip is counter clockwise
What can FAI lead to? Labral tears
What are the 3 types of FAI? Cam, Pincer, and Combined
The femoral head is not round and cannot rotate smoothly inside the acetabulum.
What is a CAM? Bump forms on the edge of the femoral head that grinds the cartilage inside the
acetabulum.
Occurs because extra bone extends over the normal rim of the acetabulum. The
What is a Pincer?
labrum can be crushed under the prominent rim of the acetabulum.
What is combined FAI? Both CAM and Pincer are present
What types of imaging are used to X-ray, Flouro, CT, and MRI
determine FAI?
1) Patient positioning & set up
2) Landmarks
3) Portal Placement: each hip may require different access strategy
4) Capsulotomy
5) Rim Trimming
What is the procedural workflow for hip
6) Labral treatment and/or Anchor placement
arthroscopy?
7) Treatment of cartilage defects
8) Release traction: Peripheral compartment view
9) CAM osteochondroplasty
10) Dynamic assessment
11) Capsular closure
What are the 2 techniques for patient Post-free traction and traction with a perineal post
positioning for hip arthroscopy?
What is adequate hip distraction? 10-12 mm between the acetabulum and the femur
What are the 2 main portals for hip AL (anterolateral portal) and MA (Mid Anterior portal)
arthroscopy?
Which portal is established for hip The AL portal is established first and then arthroscopically establish the MA portal
arthroscopy?
Anterior ( just lateral to the ASIS), Anterolateral (lateral to the anterior portal over the
What are the standard portals of hip
femoral head), Mid Anterior (distal to the A and AL portals splitting the difference),
arthroscopy?
and Posterolateral portal (posterior and lateral to the AL)
DALA (Distal Anterolateral Accessory portal which is just distal and lateral to the MA)
What are the Advanced Portals of hip
and PALA (Proximal Anterolateral Accessory portal which is proximal to the AL portal
arthroscopy?
over the capsule)
What is the specialty portal for hip PTS (Peritrochanteric Space portal)
arthroscopy?
What is the purpose of doing a Allows access to the acetbulum and labrum and the femoral head and neck
capsulotomy?
What are the 2 types of capsulotomy? Interportal and T-cut
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