Labral Reconstruction
The Labral Reconstruction is simply a better operation than Labral Repair. With a repair, poor quality, chronically damaged tissue is sutured back to bone, but often does not completely heal and can still generate pain and limit function. With the labral reconstruction, I can arthroscopically reshape the ball and the cup so they can fit together properly. I then make a new labrum for you. This Labral Reconstruction has all of the biomechanical benefits of your native labrum, but it will not regenerate nerve fibers or feel pain as your torn labrum did. I have performed this operation since 2009 and have closely followed all of my patient's outcomes in a database. Over time, I have evolved the technique and improved the operation. I have lectured nationally and internationally on labral reconstruction, written numerous articles on this topic, and taught hundreds of Orthopaedic surgeons how to perform this operation. Simply put, experience matters. This is a very challenging operation and my results are not easily reproduced. I perform over 400 Labral Reconstructions per year and operate 4 days a week. This has made this operation reproducible and routine for me. This website is designed to help you better understand Labral Reconstruction and my approach to caring for patients. I look forward to the opportunity to get you back to all that you enjoy doing.
Over 5000 Labral Reconstructions Performed
Over 400 Labral Reconstructions Performed Annually
Over 150 Ligamentum Teres Reconstruction Performed Annually
Since 2012, Dr. White has performed Labral Reconstructions Exclusively for all of his Hip Arthroscopies
Dr. White has performed more Labral Reconstructions than anyone in the world