… Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of the most common causes of physical disability in children,
accounting for 2% to 2.5% per 1000 live births. Hip joint dislocation is a common disease in …

… Introduction DEFORMITY at the hip-joint in cerebral palsy is due primarily to muscle imbalance.
The adaptive shortening of the muscle fibres which takes place is rendered permanent …

… All patients with spastic cerebral palsy who underwent a hip reconstruction between 1978
… The results of the remaining 47 patients (64 hip joints) were evaluated using a research …

… Balance problems are common in cerebral palsy (CP) but etiology is often uncertain. The …
From previous work showing diminished hip joint proprioception in CP, we hypothesized …

… radiographic manifestations of cerebral palsy in the thoracolumbar spine, hip, knee, and
foot. Descriptions and illustrations of the characteristic bone and joint findings accompany …

… Hip joint dislocation is one of the most serious complications occurring in children and
adolescents with severe spastic cerebral palsy (CP), and may be the cause of the hip … hip joint is …

… migration with an anteroposterior radiograph is the best way to determine the degree of
subluxation or dislocation of the hip joint.1 w1 The rate of migration can help determine risk—an …

… Children with cerebral palsy are born with normal hips. However, these hips are soon subjected
… It is thought that the main muscle deformers of the hip joint are the adductors, hip flexors, …

… This analysis demonstrates the need for biomechanical guidelines, based on accurate
descriptions of joint kinematics and musculoskeletal geometry, that can aid treatment planning for …

… Hip and spine problems are common in children who are … of the hip and spine in children
with cerebral palsy and to discuss … Hip joint ligaments are strained over a long time and finally …