… for children with CP, known as CPUP, in 1994. The severity of … score, called the CPUP hip
score, for children with CP at GMFCS III to V, as a tool to determine the individual risk for hip …

… The CPUP Hip Score is able to discriminate reliably between children with cerebral palsy
at different levels of risk of hip displacement, but was not well calibrated to describe the …

… CPUP is a combined multidisciplinary longitudinal follow-up … of CP are invited to participate
in CPUP. Before deciding to … the latest assessment for children in CPUP aged 4–16 years …

… of gradual hip displacement and subsequent hip dislocation in children with cerebral palsy
(… From CPUP, we extracted data for the date of birth, sex, dominant symptom, GMFCS level, …

… of the CPUP was to prevent hip dislocations, severe contractures and deformities. The CPUP
includes … The hip surveillance component of CPUP includes a radiographic follow-up of the …

… cerebral palsy (CP), and the hip is a commonly reported site of pain.1-3 We define a ‘healthy
hip… The Swedish CPUP surveillance programme is the leading example of this approach.11 …

… CPUP Hip Score, developed in Sweden, predicts the risk of developing progressive CPHD,
defined as an MP >40%, within 5 years. The CPUP Hip Score … a child with cerebral palsy. In …

… More recently, the CPUP score was established in conjunction with this surveillance model
to better categorize patients by risk of subsequent subluxation/dislocation to further guide …

… The CPUP hip score is a risk score and has a high predictive ability to distinguish high- from
low-risk individuals for hip … We have developed the CPUP hip score; which is a risk score to …