… if a customized standing program with hip abduction had a positive effect on reducing hip
dysplasia in a cohort of children with spastic diplegia in comparison to a matched cohort of …

… flexors of the hip. Occasionally anterior dislocation occurs due to overactivity of hip abductors
and … and adductors of the hip in the face of latent but unidentified so-called extensor thrust. …

… spasticity of the hip adductors and strength of the hip abductors/adductors in children with
spastic diplegia CP … It was also hypothesized that the CP group would exhibit less hip abductor/…

… of the documented hip flexibility complications for children with spastic diplegic CP hoping
… with hip abduction would affect hip abduction ROM in children with spastic diplegic CP with …

… All orthopedic surgeons know that hip abductors are the key to the stability ofthe hip and
are the major influence in keeping the pelvis level during walking in order that the center of …

… The results of the current study indicate that in children with cerebral palsy the FSP yields
satisfactory results without a hip abduction orthosis which is in contrast to earlier results of …

… to be released until passive abduction of 50 (with the hip in flexion) is achieved. I … abduction
wedge, using Velcro straps to attach it to the legs, is used to maintain the legs in abduction …

… , 30 There is no literature about the relationship between hip abduction strength and function.
… hip abductors and ankle plantarflexors and dorsiflexors in people with spastic diplegia CP. …

… lead to hip dysplasia. The purpose of this research was to show the long term benefits of the
use of a standing device in abduction on hip … of cerebral palsy, spastic diplegic involvement …

… Passive range of hip abduction, external rotation, internal rotation and extension was recorded
from the examination performed at the same age as the first radiographic presentation of …