… , adductor transfers were the primary treatment for children with spastic cerebral palsy …
80 patients with spastic cerebral palsy underwent bilateral adductor transfers. Indications for …

… posterior transfers of the adductors of the hip in forty-two children who has spastic cerebral
palsy … In 88 per cent of the patients, the transfer was successful in improving or maintaining …

… Root and Spero (10) advocate adductor posterior transfer and have reported greater pelvic
… Reimers and Poulsen (9) failed to demonstrate a clear advantage of adductor transfer over …

… adductor musculature in children with spastic cerebral palsy. In the flexed thigh deformity,
the adductors … By transferring the origins of the adductor longus and gracilis posteriorly to the …

… one-third of children with spastic cerebral palsy undergoing posterior adductor transfer will
experience ischial pull-out. However, the transferred tendon seems to remain at its new origin …

… with cerebral palsy had modified adductor muscle transfers. … that comparing adductor transfer
with adductor release using … Adductor release and adductor transfer are best compared by …

… with cerebral palsy who had adductor spasticity and limited hip abduction, and who underwent
adductor muscle origin transfer to … in the Vanderbilt University Cerebral Palsy Clinic. Two …

… Releases of the adductor longus or gracilis’ or adductor transfers to the ischium”’2’are both
… when adductor tone alone is the problem2329. In patients who also have a fixed adductor …

… their observations with cerebral palsy after transfer of specific adductor muscles to the
ischium, they concluded that this procedure is superior to adductor tenotomy with or without …

… We rarely do further adductor releases or … transfers have been followed for six months or
longer in 29 patients. The follow-up, age of patient at operation, and type of cerebral palsy are …