… Objective: To evaluate the association of hip lateralisation with health-related quality of life
(HRQL) in children with cerebral palsy (CP) using the Caregiver Priorities and Child Health …

… hip joints and the problems that they impose on rehabilitation. A decentered hip joint often
causes pain and impairs the … All patients with spastic cerebral palsy who underwent a hip …

… This is measured by drawing Hilgenreiner's line and Perkin's line on the anteroposterior X-ray
of the hips, and expressing the amount of femoral head lateral to Perkin's line as a …

… The author recounts his experience of the surgical management of the hip in the individual
with cerebral palsy. The ability to stand and walk or to sit comfortably in a wheelchair …

… goals of treatment, and our experience suggests that it does not have a place in the treatment
of cerebral-palsied patients whose hips have dislocated completely. Open reduction, with …

… walking in individuals with cerebral palsy has not been adequately investigated. The purpose
of this study was to determine the hip rotation moment arms of the medial hamstrings and …

… Starting from hip flexed at 90 we look for the reduction hip … of the hip joints in unoperated
children with cerebral palsy: a … on femur and acetabulum in spastic cerebral palsy: a 11- to 18- …

… with cerebral palsy (CP) and plain radiographic evidence of hip deformity. Five levels of hip
instability were defined by the … The anatomy of the dysplastic hip in cerebral palsy related to …

… the hypothesis that increasing hip flexion above 90' would improve hand function in seated
cerebral-palsied … Hand function was measured objectively at four hip-flexion angles in an …

… In severe cerebral palsy (CP), the femoral head tends to migrate from the acetabulum, and
approximately 60% of the hips of non-ambulant CP patients will subluxate [ 1 ]. According to …