… of neuromuscular hip dysplasia, or “spastic hip disease.” Clinical concerns include difficulties
with seating or positioning, problems with hygiene and personal care, and occasionally hip …

… There do appear to be hips that sublux only late in childhood and perhaps have shown no …
detection of hips needing orthopaedic intervention in the first five years of life. Hip dysplasia in …

… caused by cerebral palsy change the biomechanical forces on the hip and result in characteristic
… of both femoral heads, acetabular dysplasia, and medial flattening of femoral heads. …

… The reported incidence of hip dysplasia in patients with cerebral palsy varies widely, …
made in understanding the acetabular abnormalities in spastic hip dysplasia. Computerized …

… unstable hip in cerebral palsy, 14 of the 88 patients examined had both spasticity and
athetosis. We noted three with dislocated hips, one with a subluxation and two with hip dysplasia. …

… and acetabular dysplasia, which further increases the risk of hip instability 6 - 8 . In younger
children with cerebral palsy, hip … and acetabular dysplasia rather than adductor spasticity and …

… Spasticity is the major cause of the hip deformity and instability in these patients. Patients
with spastic hemiplegia tend to have few hip problems and more problems in the distal parts of …

… Spastic hip dysplasia (SHD) is a common finding in patients with cerebral palsy, with a higher
… SHD is the most serious orthopedic problem seen in cerebral palsy patients, and requires …

… of the Spastic Hip (DDSH), (Klisich 1989- DDH). The incidence of hip dysplasia and
dislocation in patients with cerebral palsy follows clinical involvement while the frequency of hip …

… Hip dysplasia in bilateral cerebral palsy: incidence and natural history in children 18 months
… A and abduction hip bracing in the management of spastic hip displacement in children with …