Hip dysplasia orthosis 28L10

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When your baby is diagnosed with what is known as hip dysplasia – the delayed development of the acetabulum or hip joint socket – your doctor will talk to you about suitable treatment methods and the duration of therapy. According to Dr. Bernau, the Tübingen hip flexion and abduction orthosis establishes the ideal conditions to ensure that your child’s hip joint matures completely and without any problems. The hip position that is most favorable to development is known as the “seated squat position.” It is the same position which the child assumes in the womb before birth. The orthosis flexes your infant’s hip joints at an angle in excess of 90 degrees and spreads them slightly. Even if this appears unusual at first, it is just an extension of the pre-birth phase. This allows your baby’s hips to mature under the same favorable conditions as they would in the womb. Benefits at a glance Tubingen hip flexion and abduction orthosis – moving safely, growing naturally Proven treatment The Tubingen hip flexion and abduction orthosis has been successfully used to treat hip dysplasia for over 30 years. Its effectiveness has been scientifically proven.