… with cerebral palsy, it is generally believed that there is a relationship among the hip subluxation
… The logical correlation is that the hip dislocation or subluxation is on the high side of the …

… Soft-tissue lengthening is recommended for children as soon as discernable hip subluxation
(hip abduction <30, migration index >25%) is recognized. One-stage comprehensive …

… unreconstructable subluxated or dislocated hip in cerebral palsy. The purpose of this study
was to compare pain relief and complication rates of salvage procedures in cerebral palsy for …

… Outcomes of bone surgery are generally good when used to prevent progression of hip
subluxation. w1 A long term review of 63 hips found that femoral osteotomy alone was not …

… subluxation and dislocation of the hip, especially in the nonambulatory patient. In this
discussion it is assumed that the physician can distinguish between spasticity and athetosis. …

… in children with bilateral cerebral palsy and are currently managed by … on hip subluxation
and dislocation at five years, and the need for treatment in children with bilateral cerebral palsy, …

… hip subluxation secondary to cerebral palsy were treated with a standard protocol that focused
on early detection of the subluxation … Using limited hip abduction of ≤30 and subluxation …

… hip subluxation in patients with cerebral palsy 10 . They concluded that the risk of a normal
hip progressing to subluxation … low risk of substantial progressive subluxation. Hips that had …

… Hip displacement is common in children with cerebral palsy, with an overall incidence of 35%
found in this study. The risk of hip … and subluxated hip in cerebral palsy with hip arthrodesis…

… hip surveillance programme for children with cerebral palsy (CP) and to assess the natural
history of hip … There is subluxation of the left hip (MP 39%) whereas the right is within the …