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)

Under both fluoroscopic and direct visualization, hip joint access can be facilitated using the spinal needles and guide wires included in the Hip Arthroscopy Disposable Kits as well as the instrumentation included in the Hip Arthroscope System Set.

Hip Joint Access

Designed to reapproximate hip capsular tissue following a capsulotomy during hip arthroscopy, the LoopLoc knotless implant is an alternative to closing the hip capsule with traditional sutures that require a knot to be tied.
Advantages of the LoopLoc Knotless Implant
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 <li>Low profile</li>
 <li>Eliminates knot stacks</li>
 <li>Removes variability of knot strength from surgeon to surgeon</li>
 <li>Loaded on a step-by-step suture management card for ease of use</li>
</ul>

Capsular Management

Capsulotomy

Hip Joint Access

LoopLoc™ Knotless Implant