… Fixed muscle contractures have been assumed to lead to the development of secondary
bony deformities commonly associated with hip dysplasia, namely, increased femoral …

… or a combination of the muscle and subluxation or dysplasia of the hip joint. Transverse
Plane Deformity Transverse plane deformity in children is common and is often confused with …

… palsy. This review provides an overview of the cause and clinical management of postural
deformity that is seen in children with cerebral palsy. … Hip dysplasia in bilateral cerebral palsy: …

… It is important to note that the findings of this study should not lessen suspicion of hip
dysplasia or promote less hip surveillance in some patients. Rather, we aim to provide more …

… joint on exam, evidence of subluxation, dislocation, or hip dysplasia leading to secondary
osteoarthritis, failed treatment for neck of femur fracture, limited functional ability, and failure of …

… These problems comprise the typical spastic hip dysplasia (SHD), which is discussed in
most of the literature. Based on an extensive review by Cooke (Cooke et al. 1989), in which …

… The windblown hip deformity is a condition in which one hip develops adduction, flexion, …
hip deformity can be divided into those with mild deformity and those with more severe deformity…

… Good questions can be for example: is the hip deformity or asymmetry annoying more the
child, the parents, or the physiotherapist? Are there any objective findings to support more …

… Children with cerebral palsy (CP) have an increased risk of developing deformities such as
scoliosis and windswept hip deformity (WSH) [1]. Both are associated with the risk of having …

… hip dysplasia, both subluxation and dislocation. These children should be included in the hip
… established age, Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS), and last hip migra…