Summary
Overall, physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia is firmly integrated into the conservative therapy plan. This forms the basis for a child-friendly development despite hip dysplasia and helps to learn correct movement patterns, to train fine motor skills and to counteract later consequential damage or poor posture that can result from hip dysplasia. It is important, especially for children, that all parties involved in the therapy work closely together to enable the children to have a normal future without restrictions.
