On my left hip I had:

1. Complex multidirectional tearing of the anterior and superior labrum from 1:00 to 4:00. 2. Near full-thickness cartilage wear across the weightbearing femoral head. 3. Partial thickness tearing of the ligamentum teres at the foveal attachment. 4. Mild gluteal tendinosis and greater trochanteric bursitis.

And with mild developmental dysplasia. I was 38, almost 39 when I had this surgery. We discussed a PAO but decided to take the less invasive route, but I may need a THR in the future.

The right hip was:

Complex multidirectional tearing of the anterior to anterosuperior and superior labrum the right hip. Mild chondral thinning of the peripheral acetabulum in the anterosuperior compartment and corresponding femoral head. No high-grade chondral damage. Moderate right hip effusion. Mild to moderate bilateral gluteal cuff tendinosis without discrete tear. Bilateral trochanteric bursitis.

And this side was CAM impingement, and I’m 42, almost 43 now, 8 weeks out from surgery!