Ischial osteotomy

Ischial osteotomy is a surgical procedure in which a controlled cut and correction of a section of the ischial bone is performed, with the aim of improving the anatomical position and function of the hip joint. It is mainly used for the correction of pelvic deformities, such as in cases of hip dysplasia or alignment disorders. Its goal is to achieve better coverage of the femoral head, improve joint stability, and reduce mechanical stress on the joint. The decision to perform the procedure depends on the patient's age, the severity of the deformity, and the condition of the joint. After surgery, a specialized rehabilitation program is required to restore mobility and strength.