hip dysplasia

Hip Dysplasia: Treatment, Symptoms, Causes

Brief overview Treatment: control by ultrasound or X-ray, maturation treatment in babies, wide wrapping or spreader pants, “dislocation”: bandaging or plastering, extension treatment in older children, physiotherapy in children and adults, surgery. Causes: Incorrect or constricted position of the fetus in the womb, hormonal factors of the mother during pregnancy, genetic predisposition, neurological or muscular … Hip Dysplasia: Treatment, Symptoms, Causes

Exercises for a hip impingement

A hip impingement is a movement restriction of the hip joint due to bony changes of the acetabulum or the femoral head. Due to these bony malformations, the acetabular cup and head do not fit exactly on top of each other and the neck of the femur can abut against the acetabulum. This can lead … Exercises for a hip impingement

Physiotherapy | Exercises for a hip impingement

Physiotherapy Since hip impingement is due to a malposition or unevenness of the bones involved, causal treatment in physiotherapy is not possible. The goals of physiotherapy are on the one hand to relieve pain, improve mobility and strengthen certain muscles surrounding the hip, and on the other hand to achieve a better posture and a … Physiotherapy | Exercises for a hip impingement

Hip Dysplasia | Exercises for a hip impingement

Hip Dysplasia Hip dysplasia is not the same as hip impingement, because in hip dysplasia the socket is too small and too steep for the femoral head, so that the head tends to partially or completely “dislocate”, i.e. luxate. In hip impingement, on the other hand, the acetabulum tends to be too large and covers … Hip Dysplasia | Exercises for a hip impingement

Hip TEP | Exercises for a hip impingement

Hip TEP A hip TEP is a total endoprosthesis of the hip joint. This surgical procedure is performed, for example, in the case of hip joint arthrosis when the joint cartilage is very worn and the symptoms can no longer be alleviated by conservative therapy without surgery.The hip TEP consists of an acetabular cup and … Hip TEP | Exercises for a hip impingement

Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

The position of the hip joint is important for the optimal distribution of force on the joint. This is to ensure that the joint is loaded as little as possible and that the person can move freely and painlessly. The position of the hip depends on the position of the head of the femur in … Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

Progression/Prediction | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

Progression/Prediction If the child is not treated for hip dysplasia, the course of the disease may become progressive and wear and tear and dislocation may follow. Early detection of hip dysplasia is just as important for the further course of the disease as timely treatment. By counteracting the course of the disease early on, the … Progression/Prediction | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

OP | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

OP The indication for a surgical intervention depends on the severity of the hip dysplasia and the pain of the child. The conservative approach to treatment is increasingly preferred and is the first to be exhausted. If there has already been severe wear and tear in the hip, a total endoprosthesis can be inserted into … OP | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

Physiotherapy for childhood diseases

Especially in children, the bones and joints still change a lot. Therefore many small children complain about pain again and again. It is therefore all the more important to strengthen the muscles surrounding the joints and to promote the mobility of individual joints. Headaches in children can also be caused by the cervical spine. However, … Physiotherapy for childhood diseases

Physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia

Physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia is an important part of conservative therapy. Wearing spreader pants or other splints to immobilize the hip joint delays development, especially in infants. In order to make up for this deficit and to support the normal function of the body, the children are treated within the framework of physiotherapy. Especially … Physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia

Exercises | Physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia

Exercises Within the framework of therapy for childhood hip dysplasia, there are various exercises that parents in particular should perform at home with the child to activate and stress the muscles, tendons and other tissues in the area of the hip joint so that normal development can be promoted and subsequent damage can be counteracted. … Exercises | Physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia

X-ray | Physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia

X-ray An x-ray is rarely taken in children with hip dysplasia. This is mainly due to the fact that the child’s hip joint is cartilaginous at the beginning, so that an x-ray would be of little value. Therefore, sonography is usually performed before the first year of life. However, if an operation should become necessary, … X-ray | Physiotherapy for childhood hip dysplasia