Your baby was diagnosed with
Hip Dysplasia
.
Hip dysplasia is a relatively common abnormality of the hip joint, occurring on a spectrum of abnormality in relation to the joint’s
stability
and/or
shape
. The severity of DDH ranges from just a minor looseness of the ligament that holds the ball in the socket to a complete dislocation, in which the ball is entirely out of the socket.
For mild cases of DDH, the baby’s hip often just needs to be closely monitored by the doctor with the help of an
orthopedic diaper
OrthoWin
.
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DEFINITON
Hip dysplasia is the medical name used to describe a problem with formation of the hip joint in children.
The location of the problem can be either the ball of the hip joint (femoral head), the socket of the hip joint (the acetabulum), or both.
Hip dysplasia occurs in about 0.4% of all births, and is most common in first born girls
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LES CAUSES
1. Children with a family history of hip dysplasia
2. Babies born in breech position
3. Conditions resulting from in-utero position problems
// THE PRODUCT
With its sufficient stiffness, it helps to keep the hips in abduction (legs apart position frog), a position that should not be forced in any case, the child can make small movements.
- easy use of diaper
- tested product, swiss quality
orthowin est disponible dans 2 tailles et
3 couleurs
Diaper specification:
- 100% cotton
-
no hazardous components
- washable
La couche
OrthoWin
comes in two different sizes:
- Size 1: till 4 month
- Size 2: after 4 month
Good to know
Before purchasing
the diaper,
it is recommended to consult your doctor
or midwife.
Good to know
Diagnosis of
hip dysplasia in the infant is based on the physical examination findings.
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CHF 10.00
Europe:
EUR 18,-
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