This new edition details the technical and clinical aspects of performing arthroscopic hip procedures. It provides comprehensive, timely information on all major arthroscopic approaches, supported by color photographs, line drawings, and gross and arthroscopic anatomy. The text addresses pitfalls, complications, and rehabilitation, incorporating a wide range of illustrative case studies. Five new chapters expand the scope to include extraarticular sources of hip pain, endoscopic treatments, arthroscopic-assisted and combined open hip procedures, hip arthroscopy in athletes, and hip arthroscopy in children.

This text is presented as a thoroughly revised and updated edition, focusing on the practical application of arthroscopic hip surgery. The inclusion of new chapters and expanded discussions on imaging and outcomes suggests a commitment to providing current, comprehensive knowledge. The emphasis on visual aids, case studies, and detailed anatomical descriptions indicates a resource designed for both learning and reference in the field of hip arthroscopy.