The Paediatric Pavlik Harness is a soft, adjustable orthotic device specifically designed for infants diagnosed with Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH). This non-invasive Pavlik harness secures the hip joint in the optimal position to encourage natural development, significantly improving outcomes and often eliminating the need for future surgery.
The Paediatric Pavlik Harness is a soft, adjustable orthotic device specifically designed for infants diagnosed with Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH). Trusted by the NHS and healthcare professionals across the UK, this non-invasive harness secures the hip joint in the optimal position to encourage natural development, significantly improving outcomes and often eliminating the need for future surgery.
Beyond its use in DDH, the harness is a vital tool for stabilising infant femur fractures, particularly in babies under six months old. By gently immobilising the affected leg and helping to provide stable alignment, the Pavlik harness aids in fracture healing without the need for heavy, rigid casting, making it a kinder, non-invasive solution for early intervention.
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) – sometimes referred to as hip dysplasia – is a condition where the “ball and socket” joint of a baby’s hip does not form correctly. In a healthy hip, the top of the thigh bone (the femoral head) fits snugly into a cup-shaped socket (the acetabulum). With DDH, the socket is often too shallow, causing the “ball” to sit loosely or, in more severe cases, dislocate entirely.
The Pavlik Harness is the primary treatment for babies under six months old. It works by gently holding the baby’s hips in a “frog-leg” position—technically known as being flexed (bent) and abducted (turned outwards). This specific positioning ensures the ball of the hip remains deep within the socket, providing the necessary pressure to help the socket deepen and the ligaments to tighten naturally as the baby grows.
Early intervention is critical. The harness is especially beneficial for breech-born babies and those with a family history of DDH, helping to prevent long-term complications through gentle, proactive care.
Made from lightweight, breathable Velfoam, our Pavlik Harness is designed for 24-hour wear while protecting delicate skin. The harness features a chest band lined with soft, patterned cotton, combined with secure leg straps and integrated “booties” to keep the feet in the correct position.
Unlike rigid plaster casts, this configuration allows the baby some freedom to move their legs naturally while strictly preventing “harmful” movements—such as straightening the legs (extension) or pulling them too close together (adduction)—which could destabilise the hip joint.
To suit specific clinical preferences and make daily care easier for parents, we offer the Pavlik Harness in two distinct designs: Front Fastening or Side Fastening. While the fastening style differs to accommodate different fitting needs, both versions share the same high-comfort, low-profile engineering.
Regardless of the fastening style chosen, both harness designs include:
At Beagle Orthopaedic, we take pride in manufacturing our products right here in Lancashire, UK. Choosing British-made orthopaedic supports means more than just exceptional quality – it’s a commitment to sustainability, faster delivery, and transparent sourcing.
By producing locally, we significantly reduce transportation emissions and support the UK economy. Our shorter supply chains ensure you know exactly where your materials come from, while also helping us maintain high standards of ethical sourcing and carbon reduction. This approach not only benefits the environment but also ensures faster turnaround times for healthcare providers and patients.
Our UK-based manufacturing combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced technologies like CNC cutting and digital sewing, delivering consistent quality and performance across every product.
The Bourne Knee Immobiliser is a prime example of our commitment to innovation and sustainability. Made in the UK, an eco-friendly material, it’s designed to meet the NHS’s environmental targets without compromising on comfort or clinical performance. This ensures healthcare providers can offer high-quality, sustainable orthopaedic solutions that align with their green goals.
At Beagle Orthopaedic, sustainability is more than a goal – it’s a responsibility. We are proud to lead the way in eco-conscious orthopaedic manufacturing by reducing our carbon footprint, minimising waste, and embracing energy-efficient technologies.
Through digital transformation, CNC cutting and sewing, and the use of sustainable materials, we’re actively lowering emissions and improving production efficiency. Our switch to eco-friendly packaging and local UK sourcing further reduces transport-related emissions and supports British businesses.
We’re committed to helping the NHS and healthcare providers meet their environmental targets by delivering high-quality, responsibly made orthopaedic products. Our goal: Net Zero emissions by 2050 — and we’re making real progress every day.
The Paediatric Pavlik Harness is a soft, adjustable orthotic device specifically designed for infants diagnosed with Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH). Trusted by the NHS and healthcare professionals across the UK, this non-invasive harness secures the hip joint in the optimal position to encourage natural development, significantly improving outcomes and often eliminating the need for future surgery.
Beyond its use in DDH, the harness is a vital tool for stabilising infant femur fractures, particularly in babies under six months old. By gently immobilising the affected leg and helping to provide stable alignment, the Pavlik harness aids in fracture healing without the need for heavy, rigid casting, making it a kinder, non-invasive solution for early intervention.
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) – sometimes referred to as hip dysplasia – is a condition where the “ball and socket” joint of a baby’s hip does not form correctly. In a healthy hip, the top of the thigh bone (the femoral head) fits snugly into a cup-shaped socket (the acetabulum). With DDH, the socket is often too shallow, causing the “ball” to sit loosely or, in more severe cases, dislocate entirely.
The Pavlik Harness is the primary treatment for babies under six months old. It works by gently holding the baby’s hips in a “frog-leg” position—technically known as being flexed (bent) and abducted (turned outwards). This specific positioning ensures the ball of the hip remains deep within the socket, providing the necessary pressure to help the socket deepen and the ligaments to tighten naturally as the baby grows.
Early intervention is critical. The harness is especially beneficial for breech-born babies and those with a family history of DDH, helping to prevent long-term complications through gentle, proactive care.
Made from lightweight, breathable Velfoam, our Pavlik Harness is designed for 24-hour wear while protecting delicate skin. The harness features a chest band lined with soft, patterned cotton, combined with secure leg straps and integrated “booties” to keep the feet in the correct position.
Unlike rigid plaster casts, this configuration allows the baby some freedom to move their legs naturally while strictly preventing “harmful” movements—such as straightening the legs (extension) or pulling them too close together (adduction)—which could destabilise the hip joint.
To suit specific clinical preferences and make daily care easier for parents, we offer the Pavlik Harness in two distinct designs: Front Fastening or Side Fastening. While the fastening style differs to accommodate different fitting needs, both versions share the same high-comfort, low-profile engineering.
Regardless of the fastening style chosen, both harness designs include:
At Beagle Orthopaedic, we take pride in manufacturing our products right here in Lancashire, UK. Choosing British-made orthopaedic supports means more than just exceptional quality – it’s a commitment to sustainability, faster delivery, and transparent sourcing.
By producing locally, we significantly reduce transportation emissions and support the UK economy. Our shorter supply chains ensure you know exactly where your materials come from, while also helping us maintain high standards of ethical sourcing and carbon reduction. This approach not only benefits the environment but also ensures faster turnaround times for healthcare providers and patients.
Our UK-based manufacturing combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced technologies like CNC cutting and digital sewing, delivering consistent quality and performance across every product.
The Bourne Knee Immobiliser is a prime example of our commitment to innovation and sustainability. Made in the UK, an eco-friendly material, it’s designed to meet the NHS’s environmental targets without compromising on comfort or clinical performance. This ensures healthcare providers can offer high-quality, sustainable orthopaedic solutions that align with their green goals.
At Beagle Orthopaedic, sustainability is more than a goal – it’s a responsibility. We are proud to lead the way in eco-conscious orthopaedic manufacturing by reducing our carbon footprint, minimising waste, and embracing energy-efficient technologies.
Through digital transformation, CNC cutting and sewing, and the use of sustainable materials, we’re actively lowering emissions and improving production efficiency. Our switch to eco-friendly packaging and local UK sourcing further reduces transport-related emissions and supports British businesses.
We’re committed to helping the NHS and healthcare providers meet their environmental targets by delivering high-quality, responsibly made orthopaedic products. Our goal: Net Zero emissions by 2050 — and we’re making real progress every day.
The Paediatric Pavlik Harness is a soft, adjustable orthotic device specifically designed for infants diagnosed with Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH). Trusted by the NHS and healthcare professionals across the UK, this non-invasive harness secures the hip joint in the optimal position to encourage natural development, significantly improving outcomes and often eliminating the need for future surgery.
Beyond its use in DDH, the harness is a vital tool for stabilising infant femur fractures, particularly in babies under six months old. By gently immobilising the affected leg and helping to provide stable alignment, the Pavlik harness aids in fracture healing without the need for heavy, rigid casting, making it a kinder, non-invasive solution for early intervention.
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) – sometimes referred to as hip dysplasia – is a condition where the “ball and socket” joint of a baby’s hip does not form correctly. In a healthy hip, the top of the thigh bone (the femoral head) fits snugly into a cup-shaped socket (the acetabulum). With DDH, the socket is often too shallow, causing the “ball” to sit loosely or, in more severe cases, dislocate entirely.
The Pavlik Harness is the primary treatment for babies under six months old. It works by gently holding the baby’s hips in a “frog-leg” position—technically known as being flexed (bent) and abducted (turned outwards). This specific positioning ensures the ball of the hip remains deep within the socket, providing the necessary pressure to help the socket deepen and the ligaments to tighten naturally as the baby grows.
Early intervention is critical. The harness is especially beneficial for breech-born babies and those with a family history of DDH, helping to prevent long-term complications through gentle, proactive care.
Made from lightweight, breathable Velfoam, our Pavlik Harness is designed for 24-hour wear while protecting delicate skin. The harness features a chest band lined with soft, patterned cotton, combined with secure leg straps and integrated “booties” to keep the feet in the correct position.
Unlike rigid plaster casts, this configuration allows the baby some freedom to move their legs naturally while strictly preventing “harmful” movements—such as straightening the legs (extension) or pulling them too close together (adduction)—which could destabilise the hip joint.
To suit specific clinical preferences and make daily care easier for parents, we offer the Pavlik Harness in two distinct designs: Front Fastening or Side Fastening. While the fastening style differs to accommodate different fitting needs, both versions share the same high-comfort, low-profile engineering.
Regardless of the fastening style chosen, both harness designs include:
At Beagle Orthopaedic, we take pride in manufacturing our products right here in Lancashire, UK. Choosing British-made orthopaedic supports means more than just exceptional quality – it’s a commitment to sustainability, faster delivery, and transparent sourcing.
By producing locally, we significantly reduce transportation emissions and support the UK economy. Our shorter supply chains ensure you know exactly where your materials come from, while also helping us maintain high standards of ethical sourcing and carbon reduction. This approach not only benefits the environment but also ensures faster turnaround times for healthcare providers and patients.
Our UK-based manufacturing combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced technologies like CNC cutting and digital sewing, delivering consistent quality and performance across every product.
The Bourne Knee Immobiliser is a prime example of our commitment to innovation and sustainability. Made in the UK, an eco-friendly material, it’s designed to meet the NHS’s environmental targets without compromising on comfort or clinical performance. This ensures healthcare providers can offer high-quality, sustainable orthopaedic solutions that align with their green goals.
At Beagle Orthopaedic, sustainability is more than a goal – it’s a responsibility. We are proud to lead the way in eco-conscious orthopaedic manufacturing by reducing our carbon footprint, minimising waste, and embracing energy-efficient technologies.
Through digital transformation, CNC cutting and sewing, and the use of sustainable materials, we’re actively lowering emissions and improving production efficiency. Our switch to eco-friendly packaging and local UK sourcing further reduces transport-related emissions and supports British businesses.
We’re committed to helping the NHS and healthcare providers meet their environmental targets by delivering high-quality, responsibly made orthopaedic products. Our goal: Net Zero emissions by 2050 — and we’re making real progress every day.
At Beagle Orthopaedic, we take pride in manufacturing our products right here in Lancashire, UK. Choosing British-made orthopaedic supports means more than just exceptional quality – it’s a commitment to sustainability, faster delivery, and transparent sourcing.
By producing locally, we significantly reduce transportation emissions and support the UK economy. Our shorter supply chains ensure you know exactly where your materials come from, while also helping us maintain high standards of ethical sourcing and carbon reduction. This approach not only benefits the environment but also ensures faster turnaround times for healthcare providers and patients.
Our UK-based manufacturing combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced technologies like CNC cutting and digital sewing, delivering consistent quality and performance across every product.
The Bourne Knee Immobiliser is a prime example of our commitment to innovation and sustainability. Made in the UK, an eco-friendly material, it’s designed to meet the NHS’s environmental targets without compromising on comfort or clinical performance. This ensures healthcare providers can offer high-quality, sustainable orthopaedic solutions that align with their green goals.
At Beagle Orthopaedic, sustainability is more than a goal – it’s a responsibility. We are proud to lead the way in eco-conscious orthopaedic manufacturing by reducing our carbon footprint, minimising waste, and embracing energy-efficient technologies.
Through digital transformation, CNC cutting and sewing, and the use of sustainable materials, we’re actively lowering emissions and improving production efficiency. Our switch to eco-friendly packaging and local UK sourcing further reduces transport-related emissions and supports British businesses.
We’re committed to helping the NHS and healthcare providers meet their environmental targets by delivering high-quality, responsibly made orthopaedic products. Our goal: Net Zero emissions by 2050 — and we’re making real progress every day.
| Size | Chest Circumference (mm) | Front Fastening - Code | Side Fastening - Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Small | 240 - 340 | PVFF/01 | PVSF/11 |
| Small | 340 - 430 | PVFF/03 | PVSF/13 |
| Medium | 430 - 520 | PVFF/05 | PVSF/15 |
| Large | 520 - 610 | PVFF/07 | PVSF/17 |
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