Support & Resources

Hip conditions can be lifelong problems. In some cases it is possible for an individual to develop another related condition later in life. Support is critical for patients and families as you make your way on this journey. The Hip Preservation Program recommends the following resources for additional support:

Hip Dysplasia in Teenagers

Learn more about hip dysplasia and how our Hip Preservation Program kept Katie on the soccer field doing what she loves most.

Blog Posts

Hip Dysplasia in Babies: What Parents Need to Know

Hip dysplasia in babies is more common than you might think. Dr. Tamai, from our Hip Preservation team shares a few of his tips for how to avoid hip dysplasia.

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Adult Patient Finds Surgical Relief from Hip Dysplasia

Living with daily discomfort and pain during her adult years, Jill Harris was in her mid-30s when she finally received a doctor’s diagnosis of severe hip dysplasia. Learn more about her treatment at Cincinnati Children’s.

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Cast Care

Cast Care Support on Pinterest

Find helpful resources - blog posts, tips, infographics, etc - for parents caring for a child with a hip cast.

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Hip Spica Cast Care

Hip spica casts are used to keep your child’s hips and legs from moving after an injury and/or operation. Learn how to care for your child in a spica cast.

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Petrie Cast Care

Petrie casts are used to keep the ball of the femur in the hip socket. Learn how to care for your child in a petrie cast.

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