What is Pediatric Hip Reconstruction?
Pediatric hip reconstruction reshapes coverage or alignment of a child's hip when residual dysplasia, Perthes-related deformity or a salvage problem already needs more than a first DDH reduction. The surgeon cuts and redirects pelvic or femoral bone, holds the new position with implants, and protects the hip while it heals. Weight-bearing is usually restricted at first.
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