جبيرة خلع مفصل الورك عند الأطفال | Pediatric Hip-Joint Dislocation Orthosis

The Pediatric Hip-Joint Dislocation Orthosis is a specialized medical brace designed primarily for pediatric use to treat and stabilize hip joint conditions. It is commonly used for infants and children with developmental or post-surgical hip issues. This orthosis is used to maintain the hip joint in a specific position—typically abducted (spread apart) and flexed—to promote proper joint development and healing.

• Congenital Hip Dislocation: Used for infants under 3 years old to fix the femoral head within the hip socket.
• Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH): Supports normal joint formation in children with shallow hip sockets.
• Post-Surgical Support: Provides stabilization following hip relocation or reconstruction surgeries.
• Neurological Conditions: Can be used for children with Cerebral Palsy to manage “scissor gait” by preventing the legs from crossing.