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On the Cover: A series of 4 arthroscopic images of the right hip with the patient in the supine position which shows sequential capsular allograft shuttling and fixation to the acetabular rim following labral reconstruction and femoro‐plasty. Order of events starts from top left and proceeds to top right, bottom left, and lastly bottom right. Top left image: View through the MA portal showing satisfactory suction seal of the labral reconstruction against the femoral head. The labral reconstruction is noted with the 5 * labels. Top is proximal, bottom is distal, right is medial, and left is lateral. Top right image: View through the AL portal showing the 3 suture anchor fixation points on the acetabulum labeled with 3 blue stars used for the capsular reconstruction with corresponding suture limbs exiting from each anchor. Top is prox‐imal medial, bottom is distal lateral, right is medial, and left is lateral. Bottom left image: View through the AL portal showing the proximal medial leading edge of the capsular allograft being shuttled into the hip through the MA portal using the knotless pull‐through mechanism of each anchor. Top is proximal medial, bottom is distal lateral, right is medial, and left is lateral. Bottom right image: View through the AL portal showing the capsular allograft completely shuttled into the hip and fixed to the acetabular rim proximally and medially with the distal and lateral limb actively being fixated to the native capsular tissue using a suture shuttling device depicted with the single * label. Top is proximal medial, bottom is distal lateral, right is medial, and left is lateral. (AL, anterolateral; MA, midanterior.) See related article at www.arthroscopytechniques.org . Courtesy of Jacob Waldron D.O., Justin Harrington D.O., Raymond Kenney M.D., and Brian Giordano M.D. image