Gibson (1950) codifies the posterior hip approach as a modification of Kocher's technique. The paper provides a step-by-step operative description covering positioning, incision landmarks, muscle retraction by nerve territory, capsulotomy, and femoral head dislocation. The central question: what is the optimal posterior route to the hip for a wide range of pathology?
Gibson (1950) codifies the posterior hip approach as a modification of Kocher's technique. The paper provides a step-by-step operative description covering positioning, incision landmarks, muscle retraction by nerve territory, capsulotomy, and femoral head dislocation. The central question: what is the optimal posterior route to the hip for a wide range of pathology?