… Hip disorders are common in patients with cerebral palsy and cover a wide clinical spectrum,
from the hip at risk to subluxation, dislocation, and dislocation with degeneration and pain. …

… hip dysplasia, or “spastic hip disease.” Clinical concerns include difficulties with seating or
positioning, problems with hygiene and personal care, and occasionally hip pain. The goals …

Cerebral palsy (CP) arises due to an injury in the immature brain, and—even in patients in
whom the disorder is considered to be nonprogressive—the resulting disability is lifelong. …

Many patients with cerebral palsy have problems with the … variety of hip problem depends on
the type and degree of cerebral … cause of the hip deformity and instability in these patients. …

… patients with severe cerebral palsy to study the relationship between radiographic hip
disorders … , and complications such as handling problems, seating problems, decubitus ulcers, …

… such adult patients who had anterior hip pain and flexion contractures of the hip greater than
… We have treated two adult patients who had cerebral palsy with documented evidence of …

… were patients with spastic cerebral palsy, unilateral hip subluxation, no history of developmental
dysplasia of the hip (… We only included patients with unilateral hip dysplasia because we …

… Bill Reid, for all of his work on the illustrations for the Cerebral palsy hip classification. … with
DDH and children with CP and spastic hip disease. It is widely accepted that adolescents and …

… for hip problems in cerebral palsy are assignment of GMFCS level and hip joint measurements.
As for other neurological disorders, the management of hip problems in cerebral palsy …

… of the relative risk of hip disease when caring for a child with cerebral palsy. … hip disease
in children with cerebral palsy make a compelling case for early detection. The incidence of hip …