The effects of periacetabular and combined wire tunneling on the development of the bones of the hip joint in young children with residual hip dysplasia were studied. If treatment is started before the age of 2 years, then 41% of children achieve good results. As the child ages, these results decrease.

Children, residual hip dysplasia, treatment methods

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