Estimation of Surgical Treatment Efficiency for Young Children With Hip Dysplasia Based on X-Ray Anatomical Data

Abstract

estimation of surgiCal treatment effiCienCy for young Children with hip dysplasia based on x-ray anatomiCal data i n t r o d u C t i o n Hip joint (HJ) dysplasia is a set of pathological anatomical and functional anomalies, including poor development of the hip socket (HS), the proximal femur (PF), ligamentous apparatus failure, which is accompanied by a disturbed relationship of the joint parts [1-4]. Joint radiography in young children still remains the only reliable way for diagnosing and identifying the severity of dysplastic changes in the HJ [5, 6], which determines the treatment [7-10]. One of the major objectives for treating HJ dysplasia is the approximation of the joint bone structures relationships to the age norms.