… Infants who are born with cerebral palsy and have spastic hip flexors persist in having hip
flexion … Unsuccessful result in the management of hip flexion contracture in cerebral palsy. …

… SUMMARY This study tested the hypothesis that increasing hip flexion above 90' would
improve hand function in seated cerebral-palsied children with extensor spasticity. Hand …

… of hip problem depends on the type and degree of cerebral palsy726. Spasticity is the major
cause of the hip … due to the overactivity of the adductors and flexors of the hip. Occasionally …

… ), treated by hip-flexor release and other procedures, it was concluded that a hip-flexion
deformity is a primary abnormality in all children with spastic cerebral palsy and that this …

… End range hip abduction/adduction limits were established by the physical therapist with a
slight amount of hip flexion to permit the heel to clear the bench during the movement. Range …

… 15 children with spastic diplegia, 15 with spastic hemiplegia, … Children with spastic diplegia
were shown to be weaker than … CP, and the hip flexors and ankle plantarflexors in spastic CP …

… Most studies of hip flexion deformity in cerebral palsy in the past few decades have focused
… of hip flexion contracture. He reviewed a series of 25 patients with spastic cerebral palsy, …

… in children with cerebral palsy and may progress from … Hip displacement in children with
cerebral palsy is usually attributed to spasticity and contracture of the hip adductors and flexors …

… to indicate the tonus of the spastic muscles in hip flexors, adductors, internal rotators, hamstrings,
and ankle plantar flexors affected in children with spastic diplegic CP. The other reason …

… caused by cerebral palsy change the biomechanical forces on the hip and result in characteristic
… but weaker abductor and hip extensor … This results in the typical adducted and flexed …