Peter Attia· MD
he was in a brace for nine months he was in a sped open brace for nine months... nine months later his hips were fine that's kind of remarkable right so it's called the pavic harness
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he was in a brace for nine months he was in a sped open brace for nine months... nine months later his hips were fine that's kind of remarkable right so it's called the pavic harness
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the harness keeps keeps that positioning until the acetab acetabulum forms properly
he was in a brace for nine months he was in a splayed open brace for nine months and I remember sort of freaking out thinking oh my God he's never going to be able to do anything and they're like no he'll be fine like as long as you keep him in this brace right and he was in that brace 23 hours and 45 minutes a day it was actually hell on my wife but nine months later his hips were fine that's kind of remarkable right so it's called a pavlovak harness and um you know there's it actually is quite comfortable for the child there's they don't you can put it on and take it off without much of a fuss or no more fuss than normally but we know that if the ball is not sitting in there in that socket um it will not form properly so the the harness keeps keeps that positioning until the acid acetabulum forms properly