… Unlike DDH, non-operative treatments for cerebral palsy hip displacement (CPHD) are
relatively ineffective [27]. That said, operative treatments are invasive and have substantial failure …

… The progressive changes associated with hip dysplasia in patients with cerebral palsy result
from the effects of neuromuscular imbalance on the growth and development of the hip joint …

… of the hip (DDH) and infantile cerebral palsy. The risk of pain sensations from dislocated
hip joint … Will every painless hip joint in children with cerebral palsy painful in the future? …

… We have reviewed 200 cases of cerebral palsy of the spastic type where deformity of one or
both hips was found to be of such a degree of severity that operative treatment was indicated …

… of hip displacement in children with cerebral palsy, clinical and radiological assessment,
hip displacement related to various GMFCS levels, and an overview of various global hip …

… In cerebral palsy (CP), dislocation of the hip is a major problem, but in many cases it is
preventable. The risk of developing a dislocated hip in the whole population of children with CP …

… (10 to 15.1) the Melbourne cerebral palsy (CP) hip classification was grade 2 in 16 hips,
grade 3 in five, and grade 5 in one. There were five complications seen in four hips (21%, four …

… Clinical variables (pain and hip passive range of motion) were reviewed. Hip morphology
was assessed radiographically according to Melbourne Cerebral Palsy Hip Classification …

… Hip displacement in children with cerebral palsy is common and related to a child’s gross
motor function. Progressive lateral hip … spastic hip displacement in children with cerebral palsy. …

… Prevention of dislocation of the hip in children with cerebral palsy. The first ten years of a …
a dysplastic hip progressing to dislocation will develop a painful hip by early adulthood; as hip …