Pediatric hip disorders such as DDH, Perthes disease, and SCFE require early diagnosis and expert care. At Aarshiva Hospital and ICU, we provide bracing, reduction, and surgical treatment options to restore hip stability and ensure healthy growth and mobility.
Pediatric hip disorders are conditions that affect the normal development and stability of the hip joint in infants, children, and adolescents. Early diagnosis and timely treatment are essential to prevent long-term disability and joint damage.
At Aarshiva Hospital and ICU, we provide comprehensive evaluation and advanced orthopedic treatment for various childhood hip conditions.
A condition where the hip joint is unstable or improperly formed at birth. Early screening and bracing can prevent future complications.
A childhood hip disorder caused by temporary loss of blood supply to the femoral head, leading to bone weakness and pain.
A condition usually seen in adolescents where the head of the thigh bone slips from its normal position, causing pain and walking difficulty.
Hip or groin pain
Limping or abnormal walking pattern
Limited hip movement
Leg length difference
Clicking or instability in infants
Early orthopedic evaluation improves treatment outcomes.
Depending on the condition and severity, treatment may include:
Bracing for early-stage DDH
Closed or open reduction procedures
Surgical stabilization
Corrective osteotomy
Post-treatment rehabilitation and physiotherapy
Our goal is to restore proper hip alignment, ensure stable joint function, and support normal growth and development.
Timely management helps:
Prevent permanent joint damage
Reduce risk of arthritis in adulthood
Restore pain-free movement
Maintain balanced posture and walking
At Aarshiva Hospital and ICU, we focus on accurate diagnosis, individualized treatment planning, and long-term follow-up to ensure optimal hip development in children.
