Hip Arthroscopy is a highly specialized skill that only a trained surgeon can
perform. Dr. Kelly works with very talented residents and fellows who have
special interests in the treatment of hip pathologies. Residents & fellows in
the Orthopaedic Service from Hospital for Special Surgery and NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill
Cornell are arranged to assist Dr. Kelly in the operating room, and during
patient follow up visits.
Objectives:
Understand clinical assessment, indications, and outcomes for hip
arthroscopy.
Establish familiarity with safe basic positioning principles during
hip arthroscopy.
Identify pertinent intra and extra articular arthroscopic anatomy of
the hip.
Identify potential complications after hip arthroscopy.
Establish basic post-operative management for patients after hip
arthroscopy.
Training, Education, & Research Experience:
Dr. Kelly has a strong interest in techniques and outcomes research.
Residents and fellows are invited to participate in the Hip Center Journal Club
to discuss emerging techniques in hip arthroscopy, and to drive research ideas &
foster publication. They are provided with appropriate educational resources
including a hip center library - a selection of journals relevant to the areas
of study, and access to a literature search service for clinical research
purposes.
Arthroscopic Videos:
Dr. Bob Arnot "Rediscovers his Go" with bilateral hip resurfacings performed by Dr. Edwin Su
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Peritrochanteric Space Disorder (PTSD) - Gluteus Medius Repair
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Establishing the Peritrochanteric Space Portals
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Diagnostic Arthroscopy of the Peritrochanteric Space
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