Talking about the birth of a congenitally hip means treating a pathological condition that falls into the field of paediatrics. However, the hip protrusion is closely related to the gait problem and the orthopedic problems that have been addressed in the previous section and which are mothers' conception/ismail.
There are various forms of congenital hip exclusion, or rather, various grades of this abnormality.
The first degree is the «pre-dislocation» level. This may be referred to as the presupply degree. It can be due to various reasons. One of these factors is the way the child stays in his or her bed. In childhood, the legs are curled and stand outward. This posture is suitable for loosening the ligaments of the hip joint and the ligaments holding the ham. At the beginning of this natural posture, if the ileopsoas is short, the child will be made semi-exiting (sublimation), or even outcropping (luxation), ie the end of the femur will come out of the knuckle of the hip joint which should naturally be found.
The next degree is half-dislocated, which means partial luxury. This is also called sublimation. At this stage, the thigh bone is not ready to slip, it is slipped. He ran away to the side of the sturdy side of the thigh. It is better to use the term "the nucleus of the tip of the thigh bone" instead of the tongue bone. Because in the first stages of life there is no form of well-formed thighs. There is only one central core. The bone tip seen in the adult will form around it. (Deeper information is given in the bone structure and skeleton sections of the newborn child.) If a child with dislocated or semi-dislocated legs is under weight, for example if the child is suppressed before the time, if the evil is tried to be performed before time, body weight will force the calf, And the third degree, the true dislocation, becomes the full dislocation.
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