Images from the Pediatric Orthopedics Association Seminar

Everything is normal in 1A, there is shortness, halif genevalgım may occur, 1A, I mentioned 1, 1A, 1A, I will mention 2, again short, genevalgım, a February in retroversion, 1A, I am mentioning 3, Koksabağra, did our teachers mention it too, Koksabağra is slowly forming.

There is one more thing, there are also hip dysplasias, unfortunately hip dislocation, hip dysplasia that has been treated, there are some children, when you look at their records from the shoulder back, I actually saw that the hip is not moving, this is a slightly more benign type, of course, you can quickly correct these and move on to the extensions.

There is another type that gives us a headache, we still haven't moved on to the second stage. There's one case where there's delayed ossification here, and there's a neck, but the neck can ossify. Will it be a suctor, will it be in the neck, or will it be a combination? We're evaluating that. This is a B2, a B3 type, a combination, meaning the neck is a B3 suctor, and then there's a group that's causing us trouble.

The 2s and 3s really require a lot of experience for Cevriye. The 2s have a completely independent femoral head, no neck. Here, the question is whether the head is fixed or not. What’s important for us is whether it’s physically present or not, or if the head is completely absent.