… hip subluxation and pelvic obliquity, Lonstein and Beck (6) reviewed 464 patients with
cerebral palsy … They concluded that the incidence of hip dislocation strongly correlated with the …

… is common and we believe that prevention of hip subluxation and dislocation is necessary.
The results of this survey demonstrate that currently among POSNA members, there is …

… belief that dislocation of the hip in cerebral palsy is definitely an … be kept stable, as subluxation
of the hip appears to be the first … Dislocation and subluxation of the hip in cerebral palsy, …

… Hip subluxation or dislocation in the cerebral palsy population is an acquired condition
that can result in pain and limitation of function. The incidence is reported to be from 18 to 59%. …

… hip stabilization surgery in children with cerebral palsy. In so doing, we hope to determine
which patients are at higher risk of contralateral hip … with cerebral palsy with hip subluxation …

… Reconstructive surgery is indicated when the MP is >50 % and there is evidence of hip
subluxation or early dislocation without evidence of degenerative changes to the femoral head. …

… PROGRESSIVE HIP SUBLUXATION leading to hip dislocation is a serious and common …
hip dislocation in a total population of children with CP is 15% to 30%.3, 4 The incidence of hip …

… The prevalence of hip subluxation is between 25 and 60% and hip dislocation is 10–15%
in children with CP [2, 3, 12,13,14]. Previous studies have suggested that the most important …

… We defined subluxation in this study as MP >50%, as 1 in 3 hips will progress to frank
dislocation and will no longer spontaneously reduce. All of the radiographic measurements were …

… In the past, gradual hip subluxation, often leading to … the hip and it is confusing to continue
its use in cerebral palsy and similar situations where there is no primary abnormality of the hip …