Surgery “Open Resection with Salter Pelvic Resection with Thigh Resection and Rotation” for congenital hip dislocation for a one-year-old and three-month-old girl at Idlib University Hospital.
Surgery “Open Resection with Salter Pelvic Resection with Thigh Resection and Rotation” for congenital hip dislocation for a one-year-old and three-month-old girl at Idlib University Hospital.
The girl (A.D), who is one year and three months old, visited the orthopedic clinic at Idlib University Hospital with a story of delayed and disturbed gait.
A good clinical examination and appropriate radiographic investigations revealed the presence of a congenital hip dislocation.
The girl was admitted to the orthopedic division, and laboratory analyzes and consultations were required for the surgical procedure.
The surgery was performed “Open Hip Reduction with Acetabular Guidance through Salter Pelvis Cut and Thigh Cut and Rotation” with full plaster cast.
The child was accepted into the ward for follow-up after the operation, where the neurological and vascular examination is normal and the general condition of the child is good after the operation.Congenital hip dislocation operations are considered one of the qualitative operations and the essence of the specialty of orthopedic surgery, which needs close follow-up by the supervising specialist and parents.
