hi , im a mother of 3 years old baby girl who has been daignosted as a hip dysplasia and this is her report Clinical Assessment: On clinical examination, we can see that the spine is straight. In the forward- bending test, there is no thoracic or lumbar hump, no signs of scoliosis. In the upper extremities, there is no axial or rotational deformity. All the joints have regular range of motion, we could see no lumbosacral stigmatization. In the lower leg, we can see a regular axis with an inward-rotated gait with signs of coxa antetorta. Bilaterally, we can see a mild decrease of the medial arch, which is age-related and needs no therapy at the moment. Range of motion of the hip, knee, and ankle joints is physiologic, but we can see an inward-rotated accentuated range of motion of the hip joint with an outward-inward rotation of 70-0- 90 degrees. Investigation: As there has not been a hip screening done before, we did an x-ray of the hip today. Here, we could see bilateral disrupted Menard-Shenton line and an AC angle on the right side of 29 degrees and on the left side of 26 degrees with mild elevation of the lateral borders of the acetabular roof. do you think that she needs surgary