Pediatric ROM Hinged Hip Brace

ROM Hinged Hip Brace for Children

The child hip abduction splint is a professional medical device that helps stabilize and immobilize the hip.

An avulsion fracture occurs when part of the hip bone breaks and tears. This happens when a muscle or tendon attached to the hip bone suddenly contracts and tears part of the bone. Young children are less likely to suffer this injury because the tissues are more elastic. Ligament tears can occur during physical activity or while playing with friends. Avulsion fractures do not have "obvious" symptoms like normal fractures. The most common signs of an avulsion fracture are sudden pain or popping sound in the hip or groin during activity, swelling of the joint, and limited range of motion. Every injury should be diagnosed by a doctor who may recommend immobilizing the hip in a special brace such as our Children's Hip Abduction Brace.

Medical indications:

femur fracture
pelvic avulsion fracture
acetabular labrum injury
hip ligament sprain
hip inflammation
hip deformity
hip dislocation
Perthes disease (avascular necrosis)

The pediatric hip abduction orthosis is a medical device that stabilizes and immobilizes the hip. The orthosis consists of 2 parts: the hip and the thigh covered with high quality thermoformed skin-friendly fabric Active3D™.

Active3D™ is a thermoformed fabric made of a special closed-cell foam material. It reduces pressure on the body or any abrasion caused by orthopedic stays and aluminum splints. It is a completely waterproof fabric.

Measurements and size:

FIX-KD-20