“…Proponents of débridement argue that repair cannot restore normal biomechanical function of the labrum [59]. Bony deformities, specifically acetabular dysplasia and those causing FAI, are common in patients with labral injuries [41,57], and failure to correct these deformities has been linked to worse outcomes [7,17,29,32,38,42,46,47]. Therefore, some reviews imply that it may be possible to obtain comparably good results with simple débridement in subjects without FAI, arthrosis, or dysplasia [28].…”