ArticleActa ortopedica brasileira2025
IMPACT OF PEDIATRICIAN TRAINING ON DIAGNOSIS OF DEVELOPMENTAL HIP DYSPLASIA.
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Objective: This research aims to promote the development of diagnosis and training of pediatricians using the simulated model "baby hips" and to evaluate the impact on the knowledge and skills of participants about the diagnosis. Method: An ecological study was employed using the tool the International Institute of Hip Dysplasia provided. Results: The World Health Organization considers developmental hip dysplasia (HD) a public health problem, and Brazil has no national policy for neonatal screening for HD. Delayed diagnosis impacts public resources with hospitalizations and surgeries, while early diagnosis promotes the opportunity for conservative treatment with good results and low cost. The pediatricians are essential for neonatal screening with Barlow and Ortolani tests, which have high specificity and sensitivity during this period of the child's life. Conclusions: A positive impact on diagnostic competence was obtained, indicating the need to promote training programs for pediatricians and stimulate public health authorities to include HD in the neonatal screening practiced in Brazil.
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