Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most common cause of physical disability in childhood, with a
prevalence of approximately 1 in 500 neonates in most developed countries and an estimated …

Background: We conducted this study to compare postoperative radiological outcomes of two
surgical procedures (femoral head resection (FHR) and femoral head cap plastic surgery (…

… spastic cerebral palsy. The diagnosis of cerebral palsy is primarily based on clinical findings…
Early recognition of infants at risk for cerebral palsy as well as those with cerebral palsy is …

… neuromuscular scoliosis (NMS) in cerebral palsy (CP) with hip contractures [1]. Although the
… spine through internal fixation have been used with arthrodesis extending to the sacrum [1, 9…

… arthrodesis of the wrist joint to combine the main advantages of both the approaches, that is,
the stability of arthrodesis … with cerebral palsy, such as temporary extra-articular arthrodesis …

Background: Surgical treatment of hip subluxation in cerebral palsy typically involves proximal
femoral osteotomy with or without concurrent supra-acetabular pelvic osteotomy. The …

… the hip against … arthrodesis in addition to the reconstruction outlined above. Depending
on the hindfoot alignment, an extraarticular subtalar arthrodesis or a hindfoot triple arthrodesis …

… deformity from windswept (single hip contracture and abduction contracture of The other hip…
with cerebral palsy, relative with their outpatient peers, are more at risk of dislocating the hip …

… osteotomy, physiodesis, or arthrodesis. Surgery on the upper … for hip dislocation have their
first soft tissue surgery of the hip … In some cases, hip surgery is likely to occur before confirmed …

… procedures for release of spastic muscles around hip, knee, and/or … arthrodesis such as
high rate of delayed union, graft stress fractures, graft resorption, or nonunion. Triple arthrodesis …