… The final general option in orthopedic surgical management is arthrodesis, or fusion of a
joint. Because the deformities in cerebral palsy are neurologic in nature, simply surgically …

… SPASTIC diplegia is a form of cerebral palsy characterized by … the majority of patients with
cerebral palsy, and its associated … art reviews: management of spasticity in cerebral palsy and …

Cerebral palsy (CP) spinal deformities encompass a spectrum of deformities that are often
initially treated nonoperatively, only to result in progression of scoliotic curves and further …

… In cases of cerebral palsy, early brain injury or dysgenesis results in a wide variety of … the
lifetime are dynamic processes that require lifelong management. Causes of motor deficits that …

… This article focuses on the surgical management of CP. Surgical Intervention Most surgical
intervention with CP occurs during childhood. The major goal of orthopaedic surgery is to pre…

… in hypotonic cerebral palsy is … surgery in the treatment of cerebral palsy is to prevent deformities
or to correct established ones. This is based on the theory that a child with cerebral palsy …

… Objectives: We evaluated the results of surgical treatment for orthopedic problems in adult
patients with cerebral palsy. Methods: Nine adult patients with cerebral palsy (4 females, 5 …

… nevertheless will undergo musculoskeletal evaluation and surgical intervention … surgery in
patients with cerebral palsy. The goals of the patient, the family, the therapist, and the surgeon …

Background Cerebral palsy (CP) is a prevalent group of neuromotor disorders caused by
early injury to brain regions or pathways that control movement. Patients with CP exhibit a …

… part of the routine management of children with cerebral palsy. The hips … cerebral palsy
and at six- to 12-monthly intervals thereafter. A co-ordinated approach by orthopaedic surgeons …