Hip Dysplasia & Dislocations

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Dr. Manjush Ramesh Halbhavi

Consultant Orthopaedic & Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon

Hip Dysplasia & Dislocations in Children

Comprehensive Diagnosis & Treatment by Dr. Manjush Ramesh Halbhavi
Consultant Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon | Specialist in Pediatric Hip Disorders

Understanding Hip Dysplasia and Dislocations

Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) is a condition where the hip joint does not form properly in babies and young children. In DDH, the ball of the thighbone (femoral head) does not sit securely in the hip socket (acetabulum), which may be too shallow or poorly developed. In severe cases, the hip may become partially or completely dislocated.

Early detection and expert care are crucial to ensure normal hip development and avoid long-term disability. Dr. Manjush Ramesh Halbhavi, a dedicated pediatric orthopaedic surgeon, provides specialized evaluation and treatment for children with DDH and hip dislocations.

Causes and Risk Factors

While the exact cause of hip dysplasia is often unknown, several factors increase the risk:

Signs & Symptoms

In infants and young children, DDH may not always show obvious signs. However, watch for:

Diagnosis

Early screening is vital for identifying DDH. Dr. Manjush uses a combination of:

Treatment Options

Treatment depends on the child’s age, severity of dysplasia, and whether the hip is dislocated.

Non-Surgical Treatment (Infants under 6 months)
Surgical Treatment (Older infants and toddlers)
Long-Term Follow-Up

After treatment, regular monitoring is essential to ensure:

Dr. Manjush offers comprehensive follow-up care, tailored rehabilitation plans, and continued support throughout your child’s growth.

Why Choose Dr. Manjush Ramesh Halbhavi?

With advanced training in Pediatric Orthopaedics and Deformity Correction, Dr. Manjush brings expertise, precision, and compassion to every case. His child-friendly approach, thorough evaluation, and evidence-based treatments ensure the best possible outcome for your child’s hip health.