Cadera en resorte interno: revisión de tema y anotaciones sobre la técnica quirúrgica de la tenotomía artroscópica transcapsular con radiofrecuencia
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Articulación de la Cadera, Cirugía de los Músculos Psoas, Tenotomía, Artroscopia, RadiofrecuenciaResumen
La cadera en resorte interno es un síndrome que se produce por un resalto anormal del tendón del iliopsoas sobre la cabeza femoral. Este fenómeno se presenta asintomático en el 5 % a 10 % de la población, pero en algunos casos puede haber limitación funcional por dolor. El diagnóstico es clínico, aunque las imágenes radiológicas ayudan a descartar otras causas de dolor. El tratamiento inicial es conservador, pero ante la persistencia de los síntomas debe considerarse la cirugía. La tenotomía artroscópica ha demostrado buenos resultados clínicos sin diferencias significativas con respecto al nivel del corte del tendón, presentando un menor riesgo de complicaciones que la vía abierta, por lo que actualmente se considera una buena alternativa. En este artículo se describe la técnica artroscópica de la tenotomía transcapsular del iliopsoas con radiofrecuencia.
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