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Pavlik Harness initiation on Barlow positive hips: Can we wait? | LitMetric

Pavlik Harness initiation on Barlow positive hips: Can we wait?

J Orthop

Division of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, 225 E Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL, 60611, United States.

Published: March 2019

We investigated if infants with a Barlow positive hip(s) have natural hip stabilization and can thus avoid Pavlik Harness (PH) treatment. We conducted a chart review for infants who presented within two weeks of life, had a Barlow positive hip, and were deferred treatment. Of the thirty infants, eighteen were treated with PH at 4-6 weeks or 12 weeks due to persistent dysplasia. Twelve infants avoided PH entirely. There were zero cases of PH failure. Parents can be counseled that deferring treatment until at least 4-6 weeks of age might avoid treatment altogether without an increased risk of harness failure.

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