… of the hip is associated with this contracture. In severe scissoring with adduction contractures
of the hips, an adductor myotomy combined with anterior obturator neurectomy uniformly …

… Perineal care 69 Gait improvement 3O extrapelvic obturator neurectomy were perHip
dislocation prevention 24 formed. Banks and Green'* describe the reHip relocation 9 sults in 89 …

… For patients with gross scissoring due to adductor spasm, but having good muscle power in
the hip abductors obturator neurectomy was performed. Besides this, adductor tenotomy and …

… Objective : Cerebral palsy may induce harmful spastic hip adduction. We report the result of
microsurgical selective obturator neurotomy, performed on 12 spastic hip … selective obturator …

… Non-walkers had neurectomy of the anterior branch of the obturator nerve. Proximal hamstring
releases were performed when needed to treat a popliteal angle greater than 45 degrees. …

… of children with cerebral palsy, and we discovered 20 cases of subluxation of the hip (Fig. …
The subluxations responded to adductor myotomies and obturator neurectomy, followed by …

… This study reviewed 56 hips in 37 children with cerebral palsy who had undergone an
adductor tenotomy alone or in combination with an anterior obturator neurectomy. The mean …

… be released and an obturator neurectomy should be considered35. However, as an obturator
neurectomy may occasionally re-sult in an abduction contracture of the hip. this procedure …

… The procedure consisted of (1) adductor myotomy and anterior obturator neurectomy, (2)
circumferential capsulotomy, iliopsoas and external rotator tenotomies, and ligamentum teres …

… Neurectomy of the anterior branch of the obturator nerve should not be done in ambulatory
patients. The risk of obturator neurectomy … the past were due to the neurectomy or to the spica …