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Abemaciclib significantly prolonged PFS compared with placebo for patients with advanced dedifferentiated liposarcoma, according to findings presented during ASCO Annual Meeting’s plenary session.

Hip arthroscopy has largely transitioned to an outpatient procedure.1 Yet, postoperative pain management in many centers continues to reflect an inpatient mindset. We still accept “reasonable” pain levels and “modest” opioid requirements, even though both directly affect discharge efficiency...

Endoscopic proximal hamstring repair represents an evolution in the surgical management of posterior hip pathology. Mastery of this technique requires progression beyond intra-articular and peritrochanteric hip arthroscopy into the technically demanding subgluteal space. In experienced hands, the en...

Hip arthroscopy offers promising outcomes for femoroacetabular impingement syndrome and labral pathology, yet patient selection remains one of the strongest determinants for successful outcomes. Although complication rates are low, especially in regard to proximal femur fractures, data has shown tha...

Hip preservation surgery (HPS) is increasingly performed in young and active patients with the aim of delaying or avoiding total hip arthroplasty (THA). Despite advances in preservation techniques, a proportion of patients eventually progress to end-stage hip disease and require conversion to THA.

Hip arthroscopy has rapidly evolved to become a cornerstone of modern orthopedic surgery. Although minimally invasive, it remains technically demanding with a steep learning curve, and carries an inherent risk of complications, with reported rates ranging from 1.3% to 4.2%, influenced by surgeon exp...

Hip arthroscopy continues to be a growing area of research and clinical practice within orthopedic sports medicine. The number of hip arthroscopy cases performed has increased exponentially over the past 2 decades.1 While hip arthroscopy for femoroacetabular impingement as well as labral and intra-a...

The field of hip preservation has undergone rapid technological transformation, driven by innovations that enhance diagnostic accuracy, surgical precision, and personalized care. This review explores recent advancements and future directions in hip preservation surgery. The topics covered in this re...

Results presented here showed minimal changes in coronal plane alignment after physeal-sparing and transphyseal ACL reconstruction in patients with more than 2 years and 2 or less years of growth left, respectively.

The principle of guided growth is grounded in the observations of Hueter and Volkmann, who proposed that longitudinal bone growth is stimulated by tension and inhibited by compression. The importance of guided growth lies in its ability to address limb malalignment in a more physiological and less i...