… The aim of this article was to review cerebral palsy aspects of interest to … and postoperative
management of these patients. CONTENTS: This article addresses cerebral palsy aspects …

… surprising; immobilization generally leads to better pain control, and the immobilization from
the … assessment of postoperative pain in children with cerebral palsy undergoing orthopedic …

… Immobilization included knee immobilizers, A-frame short-leg casts, or … immobilization was
reserved for those with tenuous internal fixation and marked osteoporosis. Immobilization was …

… 85 patients with spastic cerebral palsy were treated in period … The patients had a plaster
immobilization for five days after … angle that we obtained postoperatively with our method of …

… , we believe that postoperative immobilization of the hip … postoperative immobilization. As
a result, we achieved sufficient femoroacetabular congruency and joint stability postoperatively …

… One hundred and twenty-six patients who had cerebral palsy … to walk about the house
postoperatively. Mild recurvatum developed … operations, and postoperative immobilization had no …

… cerebral palsy, skin lesions, and pressure sores should be observed and avoided. Shorter
protocols for immobilization … complications related to postoperative immobilization using spica …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) refers to a spectrum of nonprogressive … evaluation allows for a better
intra- and post-operative care. … with anticonvulsants, and chronic immobilization[19-23] • …

… In particular, the incidence of complications (including hardware failure), postoperative pain,
… immediately after surgery versus a group of children who were immobilized for 3 to 8 weeks. …

… The postoperative immobilization position was 30 of dorsiflexion and maximum supination.
After postoperative rehabilitation was completed, the patient had a supination contracture of …