Radiographic Evaluation in DDH: X-Ray, Von Rosen View, Tonis Grading | Prof. Dr. Anisuddin Bhatti

In this comprehensive lecture, Prof. Dr. Anisuddin Bhatti, a leading Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, explains the radiographic evaluation of Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) in infants and children with real case examples.

📌 Topics Covered:

Role of X-rays after 4–6 months of age

Interpretation of Shenton's Line, Hilgenreiner’s Line, Perkin Line

Acetabular Index & Center-Edge (CE) Angle

Tönnis Grading System for DDH classification

Von Rosen View and its technique

Assessment of femoral head coverage

Evaluation of femoral anteversion via X-ray and CT

Use of MRI & arthrography in complex DDH cases

📽️ This lecture provides step-by-step radiographic criteria for diagnosing dislocated, subluxated, and dysplastic hips in various age groups—plus real X-ray case examples, clinical pearls, and post-reduction evaluation methods.
This video is essential for orthopaedic consultants, pediatric surgeons, postgraduate students, and physicians managing hip dysplasia and other pediatric orthopedic and musculoskeletal disorders like CP Cerebral Palsy , CKD, Clubfoot etc.

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All clinical images, X-rays, and patient-related data shared in this video are used strictly for educational and academic purposes with informed consent obtained from the patients and/or parents.