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Ischiofemoral space decompression through posterolateral approach: cutting block technique.

ABSTRACT: Ischiofemoral space impingement has become an increasingly recognized extracapsular cause of atypical hip, deep gluteal, and groin pain that can be treated endoscopically. We present a minimally invasive posterolateral technique that preserves the attachment of the iliopsoas tendon and quadratus femoris insertion while decompressing the ischiofemoral space by resecting the lesser trochanter. Furthermore, we present tips to perform this technique in a manner that minimizes the potential for damage to the sciatic nerve. This technique also allows the surgeon to treat concurrent hip pathology arthroscopically.

SUBMITTER: Howse EA

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4314550 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Ischiofemoral space decompression through posterolateral approach: cutting block technique.

Howse Elizabeth A EA Mannava Sandeep S Tamam Cüneyt C Martin Hal D HD Bredella Miriam A MA Stubbs Allston J AJ

Arthroscopy techniques 20141110 6

Ischiofemoral space impingement has become an increasingly recognized extracapsular cause of atypical hip, deep gluteal, and groin pain that can be treated endoscopically. We present a minimally invasive posterolateral technique that preserves the attachment of the iliopsoas tendon and quadratus femoris insertion while decompressing the ischiofemoral space by resecting the lesser trochanter. Furthermore, we present tips to perform this technique in a manner that minimizes the potential for damag ...[more]

PMID: 25685670

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