• Hip dislocation that has high likelihood of labral tear and osteochondral injury
• Incarcerated osteochondral fragments
• Acetabulum that is stable after reduction and does not need open reduction of acetabulum
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• Unstable hip after reduction
• Patient in unstable condition who cannot tolerate length of surgery and positioning for hip arthroscopy
• Caution advised in patient with abdominal trauma, who may be at increased risk of retroperitoneal extravasation and abdominal compartment syndrome
• Patient with same-side lower extremity trauma that precludes applying necessary traction for hip arthroscopy
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