Hip Subluxation

Hip subluxation occurs when the ball of the hip joint is partially out of its position in the socket. This leads to pain, spasms, and limited hip motion and changes the growth of the thigh and hip bone. With time, hip subluxation can become dislocated when the ball is entirely out of the socket. A hip subluxation can be fixed through physical therapy and the use of splints for added support and stability.

  
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Can my baby's twisted legs be treated through surgery?

Query: Hello doctor, I have a 21 months old baby, and she was born with twisted legs, which resulted from the cord around the neck issue during pregnancy. She was diagnosed with nerve atrophy in her legs. They said she might recover if the atrophy of her legs can be treated. She underwent motor nerve cond...  Read Full »


Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have seen all the attached reports and photos (attachment removed to protect patient identity). As I have not examined the child, I will not comment on the current issues. Left hip dysplasia and subluxation need constant observation, and I feel that as the dates on ...  Read Full »

Do I need crutches for a longer time after a failed hip arthroscopy where the labrum was not fixed?

Query: Hello doctor, A few days ago, I had a failed hip arthroscopy where the cam and pincer impingements were shaved, but my hip sockets were too deep to repair my labrum or asses my joint. I had even started 50 % weight bearing as instructed, which I had to return to 25 %. Since the labrum was not repai...  Read Full »


Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I went through your query and understood your concern. The procedure entails strong traction to open up the space between the ball and the socket and the cam, and the acetabular edge is shaved. The labrum is initially identified and separated from the edge of the acet...  Read Full »

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