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A great deal of late-diagnosed cases of DDH have been detected in countries where early screening programs are not available (3,4). Even in studies conducted in regions where the selective screening program has been implemented, diagnosing hip dislocations late were detected (4). Songur et al. (3) stated that 5.9% of hip pathologies were detected in the patients’ radiographs taken because of problems other than hip problems. However, it was unclear whether the children with DDH, who were detected in this study, included any risk factors. At the same time, it was also unclear whether a treatment was administered or not.

Is Reassessment of Radiographs Taken from Pediatric Patients Useful for Detecting Unrecognised Hip Dysplasia?