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Table 4 Intervention following early Dynamic Ultrasound

From: Early dynamic ultrasound for neonatal hip instability: implications for rural Australia

  

Early intervention type and timing

Follow up

Name

Timing of eDUS

Unstable/ Subluxable

Dislocatable

 

Radiologists/Radiographers

 

Rosendahl [23]

Day 4

Surveillance

Frejka pillows or

Surveillance

6 months

Elbourne [26]

2 weeks

Instability rescan 8 weeks

Splinting 2 weeks

Secondary prevention

2 years

Finnbogasan [2]

10–14 days

Secondary prevention-

Frejka pillow

Secondary prevention-

Von Rosen

Not recorded

Afaq [28]

Week 1

Surveillance

Pavlik Harness 2 weeks

Conservative management

8 months

Gomes [1]

Week 1

Surveillance

No treatment before 3/12

Not recorded

Harcke [29]

Week 1

Surveillance

Secondary prevention

Not recorded

Finnbogasan [15]

12 days

Surveillance

Secondary prevention

Not recorded

Rosendahl [20]

Week 1

Surveillance

Surveillance

6 months

Orthopaedic surgeons

 

Bache [25]

Week 1

Re-examined 2 weeks

Pavlik harness for 6 weeks

12 months

Clarke [24]

10 days or

6 weeks

Conservative management

-Pavlik harness 6 weeks

Pavlik harness / surgery

12 months

Paton [22]

2 weeks or

8 weeks

Secondary Prevention

Conservative management

Not recorded

Reikeras [31]

2–4 weeks

50% surveillance

50% primary prevention

 

12–14 months

Holen [16]

Day 3

US 2 weeks

Frejka pillow 4 weeks

Secondary prevention

6–11 years

Chan [21]

6 weeks

Conservative management

Conservative management

Not recorded

Paediatricians

 

Andersson [27]

Week 1

Primary Prevention

R/V 2 weeks

Secondary prevention

R/V 4 weeks

18 months

Kaijser [30]

Day 3

Secondary Prevention

R/V 6 weeks

Conservative management

R/V 12 weeks

Not recorded