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. 2023 Aug 9;11:1146332. doi: 10.3389/fped.2023.1146332

Table 2.

Radiological and clinical outcomes according to the severin, ponseti and Mc Kay classifications (2830).

Ponseti classification
I Asymptomatic
II Slight hip pain after long walks
III Limp, free motion and no pain
IV Limp and limitation of motion, no pain
V Limp and pain
VI Limp, limitation of motion and pain
McKay classification
Excellent Stable painless hip, no limp, negative Trendelenburg sign, full range of movement
Good Stable painless hip, slight limp, negative Trendelenburg sign, slight decrease in range of movement
Fair Stable painless hip, limp, positive Trendelenburg sign, and limited range of movement, or a combination of these
Poor Unstable or painful hip or both, positive Trendelenburg sign
Severin classification
I Normal
II Moderate deformity of femoral head or neck or acetabulum
III Dysplastic
IV Subluxed
V Articulating with secondary acetabulum
VI Dislocated
VII Arthritic