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Open approach allows for accurate and full exposure of the docking sites for the allograft.
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Open approach allows for augmentation with a capsular plication.
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Open approach allows to insert a large and robust graft acting as an internal brace for the hip.
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An open approach is not subject to traction time as seen in an arthroscopic approach.
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Allograft technique decreases the recurrence rate in the background of connective tissue disorders.
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Using an Achilles tendon allograft with the calcaneal tuberosity as the bone plug allows for bone to bone healing.
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Surgical expertise required in open surgery, specifically facile in the direct anterior approach.
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Increased risk to local structures, including nerves, arteries, and cartilage.
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Allograft use is of greater cost than autograft.
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Increase risk of infection with and open approach.
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Without the arthroscope, a full diagnostic evaluation of the intraarticular compartments of the hip is difficult.
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