… Cerebral palsy refers to conditions resulting from a diverse range of non-progressive disturbances
in the fetal or infant … with anoxic brain injury all hip dislocations occurred in the first two …

… As such, all children with cerebral palsy should be referred for hip surveillance at age 2 …
hip dislocations, with direct implications on overall quality of life, in children with cerebral palsy. …

… The natural history of hip subluxation and dislocation in children with cerebral palsy shows
a strong association with increasing severity of cerebral palsy best assessed with Gross …

… Long-standing surveillance programs in Sweden and Australia have proven that such
programs are effective at identifying hip displacement and preventing hip dislocations when …

… in children and adolescents with cerebral palsy (CP) varies significantly in literature,
ranging from 2,5% all the way to 28%1. Hip dislocations are commonly encountered in non-…

… instability of the hip to fixed hip dislocations, can be seen in … patients with a form of cerebral
palsy, two patients with Kabuki … and speech delay was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. …

… Despite the fact that children with cerebral palsy may not have any … of life of children with
cerebral palsy. This review provides an … No child developed hip dislocations with migration …

… By the 12th week of life, the knee and hip dislocations were corrected satisfactorily, which …
Children with Cerebral Palsy: A Manual for Therapists, Parents and Community Workers …

… Orthopaedic surgeons practicing in India understand the importance of preventing hip
dislocations in children with CP through hip surveillance and timely surgical intervention. The …

… Not only in countries with screening for DDH, unstable hips in cerebral palsy (CP) are the most
… Indications are rare cases of irreducible hip dislocations and severe deformities of the hip …