… The hip is the joint most exposed to orthopaedic complications … cerebral palsy (CP), which
is the main cause of spasticity in paediatric patients. The initial immaturity of the hip allows the …

… in individuals with cerebral palsy (CP), is defined as an asymmetry of the pelvis in the frontal
… was finally calculated related to the difference in hip abduction and MP between the hips on …

… about hip displacement in cerebral palsy is translated to the … The overall incidence of hip
instability in cerebral palsy is quoted to be 35% [7]. Considering the Indian cerebral palsy pool …

… -term osteoarthritis in hips in children with cerebral palsy (CP). As … for skeletal maturity, and
the risk factors associated with residual … The first hip radiograph identified with the TRC status …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most common form of motor disability 1 and up to … hip displacement
or migration of the femoral head from the acetabulum. Neuromuscular hip dysplasia is the …

… The aim of the present article was to identify the point of no return of the migration percentage
… sample of non-ambulatory cerebral palsy children, being the most exposed to hip luxation. …

… The hip in the child with cerebral palsy is at risk for subluxation and acetabular dysplasia
which may progress to total dislocation. This process may be pain free in its evolution; however…

… The appropriate intervention for hip subluxation or dislocation in children affected by cerebral
palsy … The hips in this study are only the hips with adequate follow-up (≥1 y), so there were …

… The most recent study included in the review matched 39 patients with CP to 39 with …
within the 90-day global period in addition to revision surgery at five years. The purpose of the …

… Goldsand technique measures the β angle by a true lateral radiograph of the hip, while we …
is prone to error in the presence of anterior femoral bowing. For these reasons, the use of low-…