… hip in a child with cerebral palsy and the excellent outcome of surgical treatment, hip
reconstruction is strongly recommended before the child’s hip becomes painful or dislocated. …

… -stage reconstruction for a subluxated or dislocated hip in children with cerebral palsy has
been … Given the heterogeneity of the cerebral palsy population and the variability in treatment …

… dislocation when compared with the best available natural history data and should
therefore reduce the need for bony reconstruction on the spastic hip. Complications from this …

… In conclusion, intraoperative hip arthrography after VDRO in CP hip reconstruction may be
a reliably interpreted data point to guide surgeons regarding the need to add a concomitant …

… in hip surveillance [9]. The development of a national consensus statement on recommendations
for the timing of hip radiographs in cerebral palsy … and results after hip reconstruction, J …

… cerebral palsy who were treated for hip subluxation. The study included nonambulatory
children with cerebral palsy undergoing bony hip … Figure 1: Bony hip reconstruction surgeries …

… cerebral palsy should undergo hip surveillance and what measures were effective in the
identification of hip … undergoing early preventative surgery would require later reconstruction. …

… Previous attempts to reduce and reconstruct the hip had been performed in three patients,
and three patients had undergone an isolated soft-tissue release. The remaining 31 had no …

… hip surgery. The need for the determination of factors that lead to lasting hip stability after
reconstruction … , and factors related to, success of hip reconstruction and revision rates in this …

… hip displacement in patients with severe cerebral palsy (CP). Method: A systematic literature
search was applied to identify studies concerning surgical procedures in hip(… the hip, due to …