Table 1.
Advantages | Risks | Limitations |
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• Labral “suction seal” maintained | • Abdominal extravasation | • Technically demanding procedure requiring steep learning curve |
• Improved hip range of motion | • Femoral neck fracture | • Availability of C-arm technician |
• Most accurate technique for femoral osteoplasty | • Increased fluoroscopic radiation exposure | • Trained surgical team |
• Ability to access difficult cam deformity | • Injury to femoral head vasculature | |
• Does not require special instrumentation or perineal post |