… Foot and ankle deformities are common in patients with cerebral palsy. Deformity can vary
… Immediate postoperative care The patient is immobilized in a weight-bearing short leg cast …

Seventy-eight posterior transfers of the adductors of the hip in forty-two children who has
spastic cerebral palsy were reviewed an average of 5.7 years after the operation (range, two to …

… Might the failure of these techniques reflect a failure of postoperative management, …
postoperatively, although their management beyond the initial postoperative immobilization was …

… the most common early postoperative complications, … Immobilization by body cast after bony
procedure was advocated to maintain hip reduction. We did not perform cast immobilization …

… The patients were immobilized in a spica cast for a minimum of six weeks postoperatively. …
, and their posture was no different after surgery. Although these patients had satisfactory hip …

… After surgery, patients were immobilized in a hip spica cast for a minimum of six weeks.
Adverse events reported included decubitus ulcers, lower extremity fracture at cast removal, and …

… In addition, the postoperative immobilization period (2–4 months) can be a major burden
to this vulnerable group of patients. Frequently, the condition of the contralateral hip and the …

… management and for postoperative total parenteral nutrition … No postoperative immobilization
was used, and the patient … Nutrition was initiated by the second or third postoperative …

… No other immobilization or orthotic device was used. Physical therapy three times a week …
in patients with cerebral palsy. The hip migration percentage at one year postoperatively is a …

… of postoperative Vojta therapy in children with cerebral palsy (… after surgery. This can be
attributed to the fact that most patients started postoperative physiotherapy after immobilization. …