ortolani and barlow maneuvers

What are Ortolani and Barlow Maneuvers?

The Ortolani and Barlow maneuvers are clinical tests performed by healthcare providers to detect hip instability or dislocation in newborns. These maneuvers are typically part of the routine neonatal examination.

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