Treatable Conditions Hip Arthroscopy involves placing several small incisions around the hip that allows a small camera and instruments access to the hip joint. The minimally invasiveness of this procedure allows for minimal scarring, outpatient surgery, early rehabilitation/return to sports, and faster recovery. Before Hip Arthroscopy, a traditional open procedure was utilized which required a large incision and dislocation of the hip. This had the potential of causing more soft tissue damage, increased complications, bleeding and pain. Some procedures commonly performed with Hip Arthroscopy are: |