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It was a prospective, double-blinded, cross-over study that included 10 healthy male volunteers, aged 26 to 38 years old
Arthroscopy to repair a labrum tear is typically performed when: The Procedure Labral tear Torn labrum elevated off acetabular rim Removal of bone from acetabular rim Completion of acetabuloplasty All-suture anchors (no screws) Labral repair with 3 all-suture anchors Suction seal is restored when traction is released Flexing hip to confirm reshaped femoral neck does not impact repaired labrum Post-Operative Recovery Risks Like any surgery, hip labral repair carries risks, including: Restoring the Suction Seal By reattaching the labrum to its proper position, labral repair surgery can restore the suction seal, which improves joint stability and decreases the stress on the joint cartilage
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In simplified terms it works like this: when damage occurs somewhere in the body, the tissue needs blood, oxygen, nutrients, immune cells