From: Physical Activity Following Hip Arthroscopy in Young and Middle-Aged Adults: A Systematic Review
 | Inclusion | Exclusion |
---|---|---|
Participants | 18–50 years (Average age to fall in this range) | ▪ Evidence of OA (> 10% of cohort with Tönnis grade 2 and above or joint space width of > 2 mm) |
 ▪ Dysplasia (LCEA mean for cohort < 20° &/or > 10% of the group with LCEA < 20°) | ||
Intervention | Primary hip arthroscopy | â–ª Secondary hip arthroscopy |
 ▪ Arthroscopy following hip joint arthroplasty | ||
 ▪ Studies in which arthroscopic and open procedures are combined | ||
 ▪ Studies in which primary focus is non-articular surgery | ||
 ▪ Studies in which periarticular osteotomy forms part of the procedure | ||
Study types | Level IV evidence or above (RCT; prospective and retrospective observational studies) | â–ª Case series < 5 participants |
 ▪ Published abstracts and non-peer-reviewed studies | ||
 ▪ Non-English language papers | ||
Outcomes | Report change in physical activity and/or volume of sport participation | â–ª Papers solely reporting prevalence of return to sport/return to play and/or sport-specific measures such as number of goals scored/career length |
 ▪ Return to work (including military service) | ||
 ▪ PROMs in which physical activity-related outcomes do not exceed normal activities of daily living |