We speak with Mr Emeka Oragui (Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London) about femoral acetabular impingement, sportsman hernia and treating young patients with hip replacement surgery through an anterior approach. In this episode we cover: 01:40: What is femoral acetabular impingement (FAI)? 06:00: Is hip arthroscopy witchcraft? 08:20: Is subtle hip dysplasia under diagnosed? How does this link to FAI? 10:27: Pearls of wisdom – How do you approach a young person with vague pain in the hip with an MRI scan showing a labral tear? 20:10: Sportsman Hernia – an interface area. The anatomy and what is the genesis? What is the Doha agreement? 27:00: Should orthopods stray north of the inguinal ligament? 34:25: What can an orthopaedic surgeon do to treat sportsman hernias? 42:50: Anterior approach hip replacement

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