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Postoperative iatrogenic hip instability is an increasingly recognized complication of arthroscopic hip surgery. Numerous publications have reported on the biomechanical importance of capsular preservation, as well as the clinical importance of proper capsular management. The majority of studies pub...

Hip preservation considerations in the female athlete and patient span femoroacetabular impingement, hip dysplasia, and borderline dysplasia. Understanding the nuances of each pathology-and the specific considerations they warrant in female patients and athletes-is essential as hip preservation cont...

This systematic review has shown that only 27% of arthroscopic hip preservation surgery publications obtained postoperative plain radiographs. Further, only 16% of publications reported the type of plain radiographs obtained. Finally, only 9% of publications (5% of hips) reported that patients had a...

Peritrochanteric endoscopy allows direct visualization of abductor tendons, the iliotibial band, and the trochanteric bursa, and it can be seamlessly performed at the conclusion of hip arthroscopy using the same portals. This Technical Note outlines a systematic approach to access and evaluate the p...

Recurrent patellar dislocation is a common patellofemoral joint disorder that has a greater incidence in young athletes.1,2 The medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) is a key structure in maintaining patellar stability, and its damage is one of the main causes of patellar instability and recurrent d...

Chondroblastoma occurring in the metatarsal bone is relatively rare clinically. Its diagnosis is confirmed by pathological examination, and the main treatment is lesion curettage and bone grafting. In this article, we report a case of chondroblastoma of the first metatarsal bone in a child treated w...

Non-Discoid meniscus injuries in children and adolescents are generally less common than in adults. However, with the increasing number of children participating in physical exercise and the intensification of exercise intensity, the frequency of meniscus injuries is gradually rising.

Femoral head chondroblastoma is a rare benign tumor in adolescents (10 20 years). Traditional surgeries face difficulties like poor exposure, high tra...

Minimally invasive approaches are being increasingly employed in pediatric orthopedic trauma surgery. Clinical practice has seen applications of minimally invasive techniques for fractures such as intercondylar eminence avulsion fractures, femoral shaft fractures, and humeral shaft fractures.

Sprengel deformity represents a rare complex congenital anomaly in children, characterized by malposition and dysplasia of the scapula. The omovertebral bone is considered to be the key pathoanatomic structure that affects the scapula and prevents its normal descent. Three-dimensional computed tomog...