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Review Question - QID 7403

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QID 7403 (Type "7403" in App Search)
During establishment of an anterior portal for hip arthroscopy, what structure is at greatest risk for injury?

Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve

90%

691/769

Femoral nerve

6%

46/769

Femoral artery

2%

15/769

Superior gluteal nerve

1%

7/769

Sciatic nerve

0%

2/769

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The anterior portal for hip arthroscopy is approximately 6 cm distal to the anterior superior iliac spine, penetrating the muscle belly of the sartorius and the rectus femoris before entering through the anterior capsule. The lateral femoral cutaneous nerve is divided into three or more branches at the level of this portal and may be injured during portal placement. The femoral nerve and artery are more medial and at less risk. The superior gluteal and sciatic nerves are posterior and not at risk with an anterior portal.

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