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pain caused by irreducible hip … surgical approaches for cerebral palsy hip diseases in children…

… (45), hip sprain (21), dislocation of the head of radius (19), … as diarrhea, anorexia and
cerebral palsy have been attracting … Additionally, diseases such as scleroderma, constipation …

… and traumatic diseases. The top 6 diseases were poliomyelitis sequelae, cerebral palsy,
congenital horseshoe varus, spina bifida sequelae, developmental dislocation of hip, traumatic …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) describes a set of permanent diseases that develop in motion and
posture, leading to limited activity, owing to the occurrence of non-progressive disorders in the …

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cerebral palsy in recent years, … We Prevent Hip Dislocation in Children with Cerebral Palsy? …

… Cerebral palsy is a motor and postural developmental disorder caused by brain injury. This
disease … Abnormal coupling of knee and hip moments during maximal exertions in persons …

… replacement, 6 cases of young DDH refused to undergo hip replacement, and 1 case of
bilateral hip dysplasia with dislocation due to sputum cerebral palsy. The disease duration was 2…

… : Patients with hip instability due to cerebral palsy, … disease and hip instability treated with
hip joint arthroplasty using dual-mobilityacetabular cup can reconstruct the stability of the hip …

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unilateral cerebral palsy [J]. Clin … hip and pelvic kinematics in children with cerebral palsy: a …

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