Young Adult Hip: Managing the Sequelae of Paediatric Hip Disorders (BSCOS Revalidation)

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The provided transcript offers a detailed record of a medical seminar focusing on pediatric hip disorders, particularly common conditions such as instability, slipped upper femoral epiphysis (SUFE), Perthes disease, and associated surgical management techniques. Conducted by experts in pediatric orthopedic surgery, speakers including Pranai Buddhdev, Caroline Blakey, A Hashemi-Nejad, and Sanjeev Patil share insights into the complexities of diagnosing and treating these conditions.



Key topics include the investigation of hip instability, various forms of dysplasia, the impact of previous surgeries on hip function, and the necessity of collaborative decision-making regarding surgical intervention. The presentations highlight the importance of accurate imaging studies, the role of biomechanics in assessing treatment outcomes, and the potential complications associated with different surgical approaches, such as osteotomies and arthroplasty. Furthermore, a case-based discussion format allows for interactive engagement between the speakers and audience members, fostering a deeper understanding of clinical decision-making in these challenging scenarios. The seminar also addresses the crucial psychosocial aspects of living with pediatric hip disorders, emphasizing the profound effects these conditions can have on a young patient’s life.

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