Hip dislocation in infants is often not detected early, because when sick, the child does not feel pain or cry. However, if not treated promptly, congenital hip dislocation can cause serious effects.

Congenital hip dislocation is a rare disease, but if not detected early, it will lead to abnormalities in gait, scoliosis, pelvic deformities affecting future fertility in girls. In some cases, the doctor will order an ultrasound to diagnose congenital hip dislocation.

Congenital hip dislocation is a common childhood musculoskeletal disorder that can lead to lifelong hip dysfunction and chronic pain. Early detection with screening for congenital hip dislocation and splinting is recommended to prevent future surgery and associated morbidity. To this end, hip ultrasound is considered a useful tool in children in addition to examination procedures.