Finished Product

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Human

Procedure

A capsulotomy is typically made through the iliofemoral ligament once the anterolateral and midanterior portals are established, allowing better access to the hip joint. This is performed with a retractable cannulated knife and/or CapsuleCut™ disposable blade, shavers, and radiofrequency devices.

Capsulotomy

Child (D)

Exposure of the Iliopsoas tendon requires capsulotomy to the level of the Psoas notch.&nbsp; A small portion of the Iliopsoas tendon is then released to correct internal snapping of the tendon.&nbsp;

Iliopsoas Release

Product

A variety of disposable knife blades are available for hip arthroscopy procedures. The CapsuleCut™ blade, banana knife, hook knife, and retractable cannulated knife are ideal for gaining access to the central and peripheral compartments during capsulotomies.

Banana Knife, 254 mm

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Related Pages

Hip

Capsulotomy

Procedure

Hip

Iliopsoas Release

Procedure

Hip

Disposable Capsulotomy Blades

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