What Is Labral Refixation?

What Is Labral Refixation?

Arthroscopic labral 'takedown' and refixation is utilized to permit adequate visualization and resection of the acetabular rim deformity, in patients with pincer or mixed femoroacetabular impingement

femoroacetabular impingement
Acetabular rim fractures, or os acetabuli, are an intra-articular condition characterized by formation and separation of an osseous fragment originating from the anterolateral acetabular rim.
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What causes labral fraying?

What causes a hip labrum to fray or tear? A hip labral tear or fraying can occur from repetitive pivoting or twisting motions, such as in golf, hockey, soccer, ballet and football. Excessive wear-and-tear to the hip labrum caused by abnormalities in the hip joint can also lead to a hip labrum tear.

Is labral repair necessary?

Hip labral tears do not heal easily, so repair surgery may be necessary in many cases. The goal of surgery is to improve hip stability, function, and range-of-motion; decrease hip pain; and prevent additional damage to the hip joint.

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