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March 5, 2026Hip & Pelvis0 citationsOpen Access

Unplanned Emergency Room Visits following Hip Arthroscopy

JSJeni SacklowCICesar IturriagaLBLucas E. Bartlett

Key Points

  • To identify factors increasing the likelihood of emergency room visits within 30 days after hip arthroscopy.
  • Analyzed patient data following hip arthroscopy procedures.
  • Compared rates of emergency room visits related to specific patient characteristics.
  • Evaluated the impact of capsular closure technique on visit rates.
  • Patients with Medicaid insurance are more likely to visit the ED within 30 days.
  • Individuals with hypertension and auto-immune disorders show a higher risk of ED visits.
  • The use of capsular closure technique significantly lowers the chances of unplanned ED visits.

Abstract

Following hip arthroscopy, patients with Medicaid insurance, hypertension, and auto-immune disorders are more likely to require ED visits within 30 days. In contrast, the use of a capsular closure technique significantly reduces the likelihood of such visits.

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Sacklow et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91db5d6127c7a504c0c87https://doi.org/10.5371/hp.2026.38.1.54
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