Pediatric CDH Splint – Congenital Dysplasia of the Hip Support Splint for Infants & Children

The Pediatric CDH Splint (Congenital Dysplasia Hip Splint) is an orthopedic support designed to help maintain an infant or child's hips in a controlled flexed and abducted position during management of developmental or congenital hip dysplasia.

The splint provides controlled hip positioning while allowing appropriate movement, depending on its design and adjustment. It is intended for use under the supervision of an orthopedic or pediatric healthcare professional, with sizing and positioning determined according to the child's clinical requirements.

Key Features

• Designed for pediatric hip support
• Supports management of congenital/developmental hip dysplasia
• Helps maintain controlled hip abduction and flexion
• Adjustable design on applicable models
• Lightweight construction
• Soft padded areas for improved comfort
• Secure fastening system
• Designed for infants and young children
• Suitable for orthopedic rehabilitation and follow-up care

Applications

Commonly used for:

• Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH)
• Congenital Hip Dysplasia (CDH)
• Pediatric hip stabilization
• Controlled hip positioning
• Pediatric orthopedic rehabilitation
• Post-treatment hip support where clinically indicated

Product Specifications

Product Name: Pediatric CDH Splint

Full Name: Congenital Dysplasia of the Hip Splint

Alternative Term: Pediatric Hip Abduction Splint

Patient Group: Pediatric / Infant

Type: Orthopedic Hip Positioning Splint

Function: Hip Abduction & Stabilization

Size: Pediatric – size/model dependent

Adjustment: Adjustable, depending on model

Application: Pediatric Hip Dysplasia Management

Use: Under Professional Medical Supervision