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Arthroscopy of the Hip and Applications: Supine Position

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In 1931, Michael S. Burman1 reported his cadaveric study on the arthroscopic inspection of various joints, including the hip. The first clinical application of hip arthroscopy was reported by Kenji Takagi2 in 1939. However, following Takagi’s report, use of the arthroscope in the hip went unmentioned until the late 1970s.3–6

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Byrd, J.W.T. (2001). Arthroscopy of the Hip and Applications: Supine Position. In: Chow, J.C.Y. (eds) Advanced Arthroscopy. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-21541-9_37

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