Dysplasia of Sciatic: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment

If the sciatic displacation is discovered at birth, it can usually be corrected with a belt or a stent, and if the hip is not removed at birth, the condition cannot be observed before the child starts to run, and during this time the treatment is more complicated with less predictive results, and the treatment methods include the age of the child, in the age of the child. Succession: Posted in a soft mode called Pavilic Belt (pavlic Harnes) for a month to two months to maintain the thigh in the cavity, as this special stent is designed to stabilize the hip in the correct position, while the movement freely allows for bones and to easily care for the diapers. Pavilian belt helps to pull the ligaments around the hip joint and improve the formation of the natural hip cavity. Parents play a fundamental role in ensuring the effectiveness of the belt, as your doctor and your healthcare team will learn how to perform daily care tasks safely, such as: changing diapers, shower, nutrition and dressing. From 1 – 6 months, such as newborns, the child’s thigh leg in the cavity is re -placed with a belt or a similar device, as this method is usually successful, even with the initially of the hips. The duration that the child needs to the belt, as it is usually weakened at least 6 weeks full -time, then part -time for another 6 weeks, and if the hip does not stay in place with the belt, your doctor may try a pillar of a more solid substance that keeps your child’s legs in their place. In some cases, it is necessary to make a closed reduction as your doctor will gently move your child to the appropriate position, and then place a body shape to stabilize the legs in place. This procedure is performed when the child is under anesthesia. Childcare for plaster form requires specific instructions; Your doctor and your healthcare team will therefore teach you how to perform daily activities, maintain the cast and determine any problems. From 6 months to two years, older children are also treated with a closed reform, in most cases the skin room can be used for a few weeks before the thighbone replace, as the skin that rises the soft tissue around the hip is prepared to change the position of the leg, it can be made at home or in the hospital. 2.. Surgical treatment at the age of 6 months to two years If the closed reduction procedure fails to place the thigh in the appropriate position, the open surgery is needed, and in this procedure an incision is performed in the child’s pillar where the surgeon can clearly see the bones and soft tissues. In some cases, the thigh is shortened for the suitability of the bone in the cavity, where X -Ray images are taken during the process to ensure that the legs are in place, after which the child is placed in a plaster form to hold the appropriate hip position.