About

Hip Scope is a student-run reference on hip arthroscopy and hip preservation, written and maintained at McMaster University. It is organised as a book: parts, groups of related sections, and individual sections that each carry a named author and their own reference list.

Sections are published as they are completed and revised as they are reviewed.

Authors

Resident reviewers

Staff reviewers

To be added.

Content and attribution

The text on this site is original. The research it summarises is not.

Every study, classification, measurement and finding described here is the work of the authors cited alongside it and remains theirs. This book organises and summarises that literature; it asserts no claim over the underlying research.

Each section therefore carries its own reference list rather than a shared bibliography, and every Read on Rounds link resolves to the original paper. A summary is a starting point, not a substitute for the source: where a point matters clinically, read the paper it came from.

Requests to correct or remove material that misrepresents a cited work, or that goes beyond fair academic citation, can be sent to the editors.

Using this site

References link out through Rounds wherever a DOI is available, so the original paper can be opened directly. Text size and contrast are set from the Aa control in the header and are stored on the device.

Hip Scope is an educational reference for students and trainees. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for clinical judgement or supervision.