… of hip displacement, and they also displaced at an earlier age than children at GMFCS III or
IV. To be able to prevent hip displacement … hip examination undertaken as soon as possible. …

… hip displacement is directly related to gross motor function as graded with the Gross Motor
Function … This information may be important when assessing the risk of hip displacement for …

… with use of the Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS), and the outcome of
hip adductor surgery used to prevent hip displacement in children with cerebral palsy. …

… with CP who develop hip displacement, in order to optimise a hip surveillance programme.
… The risk of hip displacement increased in relation to the level of gross motor function …

… function with increasing spasticity as the hip migrates laterally. The Gross Motor Function
Classification System (GMFCS) categorizes the ambulatory ability and motor function of …

… of hip displacement in CP is approximately 35% [2,3,4]. Factors deciding the risk of hip
displacement are … in walking ability which are directly related to gross motor function [4, 5]. Early …

… hip displacement after considering gross motor function and … When children with cerebral
palsy with Gross Motor Function … hip displacement by the interaction of gross motor function. …

… hip displacement proportional to their gross motor function. Untreated progressive lateral hip
displacement … ’s HRQOL and hip surveillance can decrease the incidence of hip dislocation. …

… capacity.13, 14 In this study, we evaluated the effect of surgery on gross motor function levels
during a minimum period of 2 years in patients with different severities of hip displacement. …

… Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) III to V. Group 1 included children who
developed hip displacement, group 2 included children who did not develop hip displacement …