Arthroscopy Journal

Matsush*ta et al provides a closer look on how excessive femoral anteversion plays a role in FAI, with EA reported to have worse 2-year outcomes and greater observed anteroinferior labral tears.

Check out this article by Brinkman et al which found quadriceps autograft and hamstring + LET had lower retear rates than isolated hamstring autograft at 2 years.

Fluoroscopic confirmation should be used to confirm safe screw lengths, and surgeons should use caution when using screws longer than 14 mm, particularly in younger patients when repairing knee osteochondritis dissecans lesions

Superior capsular reconstruction using the long head of the biceps tendon with or without lower trapezius transfer results in improved postoperative PROMs and ROM compared to preoperatively

Kunze et al shows that artificial intelligence is reshaping musculoskeletal care by enhancing diagnosis, supporting clinical decision-making, optimizing workflows, and driving innovation

When performed by an experienced shoulder surgeon, the open Latarjet procedure shows good safety with low risk of major complications in treating anterior shoulder instability in a primary and revision surgical setting

Xue et al report that tranexamic acid reduces postoperative bleeding, shortens operation time, alleviates early pain and lowers the incidence of complications in arthroscopic rotator cuff repair, with a favorable safety profile

Pepic et al show that patients who underwent periportal capsulotomy during hip arthroscopy for femoroacetabular impingement had significantly shorter operative time and reduced PACU length of stay compared with patients who underwent
interportal capsulotomy

Current Level I evidence suggests that there is no significant difference between ACL reconstruction with hamstring or quadriceps tendon autografts in re-rupture rates, clinical evaluation of laxity, or PRO measures in the short-term postoperatively

Following arthroscopic posterior labral repair of the shoulder, high-demand active-duty military patients sustain significant improvement in PROMs a minimum 10-year follow-up, alongside high rates of return to military duty and sports