Review Question - QID 219852

A 24-year-old female gymnast presents with right groin pain and instability with a history of right hip arthroscopic labral repair two years ago. Her symptoms include pain with activity, especially during lateral movements, and a feeling of giving way in the hip. On physical examination, she has a positive abduction-hyperextension-external rotation test, positive hyperextension-external rotation test, positive log roll test, prone external rotation test, and Beighton score of 5. Radiographs of the left hip were obtained and are demonstrated in Figure 1. What is the most appropriate treatment for this patient's condition?