Despite the progress made in the past decades, hip disorders are one of the most common
orthopedic problems in the context of paralysis. The etiology can be congenital …

The purpose of this study was to report eight additional cases of habitual dislocation of the
hip (HDH) and to combine the authors' data with a compilation of the cases from the …

The chronically dislocated paralytic hip causes postural difficulties, nursing and hygiene
problems, and pain. Therapeutic options are limited. This study reviews the results of …

BACKGROUND: We retrospectively analyzed six acute traumatic hip dislocations in
pediatric patients. We reviewed types of dislocations, associated lesions, treatment methods …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the outcomes of reduction in the treatment of traumatic
posterior hip dislocation in children. Data of 22 pediatric patients (22 hips) with traumatic hip …

To assess the impact of traumatic hip dislocations in the skeletally immature patient, 42
children younger than 16 years of age (average age, 9 years 10 months) who were treated …

Background: Dislocation of the hip is a well-described event that occurs in conjunction with
high-energy trauma or postoperatively after total hip replacement. Methods: In this review …

We reviewed 13 patients without an underlying syndrome with traumatic hip dislocation
between 3 and 10 years of age (mean 4.8 years) at the time of injury. The final reviews were …

Recurrent dislocation of the hip is uncommon in children, and anterior dislocation, as in the
case reported, is extremely rare. Terminology is often confusing, with “recurrent,”“voluntary,” …

The purpose of our study was to determine the efficacy of closed reduction in the treatment
of complex developmental dislocation of the hip. We identified two factors, the cone of …