… in the supine position, and the assistant elevated the leg through hip flexion (Fig. 2). Knee
joint FC … Triple arthrodesis was performed in 20 feet. Distal rectus femoris tendon transfer was …

… Abstract In children with cerebral palsy (CP), the most common problem at the knee is a
flexion … for young children who are having hip adductor lengthening for spastic hip disease (▶ …

… Cerebral palsy is the most common physical disability during childhood. Cerebral palsy related
hip … forces, resulting in progressive migration of the hip to complete dislocation. This can …

… An 8-year-old female with spastic cerebral palsy had severe hip flexion, adduction and …
(d) Triple arthrodesis with first metatarsal base osteotomy for correction of metatarsal head …

… The treatment of painful and chronic dislocated hip in children with severe cerebral palsy
(CP) is particularly demanding and controversial. Numerous surgical techniques have been …

… This study aimed to determine the radiographic outcomes of patients with cerebral palsy (CP)
who … Leg’s bilateral soft traction was used in patients without fixed hip contractures. …

… of overactive hip flexors and weak hip extensors results into a flexed position at hip. This
is … and stiff foot deformities will need complex mid foot osteotomies or a triple arthrodesis. …

… Significant painful hip dysplasia in adults with cerebral palsy … One of the most common types
of hip salvage surgery would be … ) arthrodesis which is well tolerated by adults with cerebral …

… A salvage procedure such as hip arthrodesis might be an alternative choice, especially in
CP patients with normal contralateral hip and without structural and/or functional spine …

… Abstract Ankle equinus is the most recognized symptom of cerebral palsy (CP). Ankle equinus
… internal knee varus moment, driving the knee into valgus posture and internal hip rotation. …