biostudies-literature00930Unknown1(1)Matsuda DKDespite growing interest in hip arthroscopy and labral preservation, some patients have severely damaged, degenerative, or deficient labrums and may be candidates for arthroscopic labral reconstruction. The ligamentum teres has been used as a graft source for open hip labral grafting, and the iliotibial band has been used in the arthroscopic setting. We present an alternative method of hip labral reconstruction using the gracilis autograft, which does not require post-harvest manipulation. Arthroscopic techniques for graft tensioning and labrum-graft overlap are introduced that may facilitate restoration of labral function in patients with otherwise non-salvageable labrums.Arthroscopy techniquese15-21https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-EPMC3678657biostudies-literatureArthroscopic labral reconstruction with gracilis autograft.PMC3678657Matsuda DK93falseArthroscopic labral reconstruction with gracilis autograft.Despite growing interest in hip arthroscopy and labral preservation, some patients have severely damaged, degenerative, or deficient labrums and may be candidates for arthroscopic labral reconstruction. The ligamentum teres has been used as a graft source for open hip labral grafting, and the iliotibial band has been used in the arthroscopic setting. We present an alternative method of hip labral reconstruction using the gracilis autograft, which does not require post-harvest manipulation. Arthroscopic techniques for graft tensioning and labrum-graft overlap are introduced that may facilitate restoration of labral function in patients with otherwise non-salvageable labrums.2012-01-01T00:00:00Z2012 Sep2021-03-05T08:03:20Z2019-03-27T01:11:27ZS-EPMC36786572376696910.1016/j.eats.2011.12.001