ORLive Program Discusses Infant Hip Deformity
(firmenpresse) - FARMINGTON, CT -- (Marketwire) -- 11/09/11 -- BroadcastMed, Inc.'s surgical web portal ORLive.com is premiering another program in a long line of successful web content from Akron Children's Hospital. The upcoming program focuses on hip dysplasia. Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is a deformity that can occur before, during, or weeks after birth and can cause hip dislocation and/or an abnormal walk. Orthopedic surgeons Mark Adamczyk, MD and Kenneth Bono, MD will perform an open reduction procedure on an 18-month-old female. In an open reduction, the hip is realigned and the thighbone is placed back into the hip socket through surgery. It is important to recognize DDH early so a child can receive timely treatment and avoid orthopedic problems later in life.
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Since 1994, BroadcastMed has been providing online video solutions to hospitals, device manufacturers, and other health-related organizations. Our audience has access to thousands of hours of surgical broadcasts through our ORLive.com portal along with medical programs in other clinical disciplines, many of which include continuing medical education (CME) credit.
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