Although the number of children who are born with cerebral palsy appears to have remained
constant in the past ten years, the type of motor disorder that is seen has changed. At our …

… geometry of acetabular dysplasia and subluxation/dislocation of the hip in CP could be … of
the abnormal spastic posture, 12 and that the extent of acetabular dysplasia and subluxation …

… All patients in this study showed a coxa valga deformity and increased anteversion of the
proximal femur by soft tissue contracture from the first visit. All of them were treated with single …

… It was not possible to determine correlation between the location of degenerative cartilage
lesions and the deformity of the proximal femur. Nevertheless, intra-operative observations …

… , hip dysplasia, and equinovalgus foot deformities. These conditions can often be prevented
with early diagnosis and appropriate intervention before problematic sequelae develop. …

… ĮDISCUSSION Subluxation and dislocation of the hip in cerebral palsy are acquired
deformities (2,8,9). The prevalence in an academic hospital cerebral palsy population has been …

… adductor release often permit the hamstrings to “take over” so that the child has progressively
increasing knee and hip deformity, and sinks closer to the floor postoperatively. This can …

… With older age groups not included in this study, secondary acetabular dysplasia, femoral
neck-shaft valgoid angle change, and excess femoral neck anteversion are possible rendering …

… hip dysplasia, both subluxation and dislocation. These children should be included in the hip
… established age, Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS), and last hip migra…

… In addition to the problems caused by deformity of the trunk, … hip” deformity, whereby the
high-side hip is adducted and displaced (ie, subluxated or dislocated) and the low-side hip is …