**4.2 Barlow's sign**

It detects subluxation or dislocation hips, the side to be explored is taken with the hand along the femur, with the middle finger located on the greater trochanter and the

**Figure 2.** *Galeazzi sign.*

thumb on the lesser trochanter [17]; hip flexion 90° and abducted 45°; with the other hand the pelvis is fixed. Femur movements are made from front to back. It is considered positive when abnormal play is perceived, and the femoral head moves anteroposteriorly. It occurs in 75% of newborns but disappears after 30 days in 85% of them.
