… cerebral palsy (CP) showing bilateral neglected hip dislocations. Management of this patient's
hips requires salvage procedures … for reconstructive or salvage surgery in cerebral palsy. …

… Hip dislocation is not uncommon in patients with cerebral palsy, especially in the most …
interposition arthroplasty (PFRIA) as a salvage procedure in non-ambulatory CP patients with …

… Spastic hip displacement is common in children with cerebral palsy (CP) 1–3 . In population-…
classified as preventative, reconstructive, and salvage 14 . Reconstructive surgery to treat …

… However, it has usually been considered a salvage procedure to correct cosmetically unappealing
positions in older children. In the younger child, muscle releases and tendon transfers …

… salvage in this group of children is uncertain because most of the blood loss tends to come
at the end of the procedure, … of donor transfusion, whether blood salvage is used or not. Also, …

… The movement disorders associated with cerebral palsy are categorized as spasticity, … 80%
of children with cerebral palsy. Movement disorders of cerebral palsy can result in secondary …

… All patients with spastic cerebral palsy who underwent a hip reconstruction between 1978
and 1989 were included in this study. Five patients were lost for follow-up or had died. The …

… Recent systematic review of salvage options (proximal femoral resection, valgus osteotomy,
… GMFCS IV or V, all the typical salvage procedures relive pain better than arthrodesis, which …

Aim: to determine the prevalence of cerebral palsy (CP) among children and to describe its
main characteristics (clinical forms, treatment plan, and results). Material and Methods: 249 …

… Proximal femoral resection may be proposed to non-ambulatory patients with cerebral palsy
and chronic painful hip dislocation. McCarthy's technique confers good results but does not …