The clinical and radiological state of the hips of a group of children with cerebral palsy … to
obtain balanced action in the hip muscles. In the first group, 11 per cent of hips were dislocated, …

… a dislocated hip were too unwell to undergo preventive surgery. … In cerebral palsy (CP),
dislocation of the hip is a major … The risk of developing a dislocated hip in the whole population of …

… corrective surgical interventions to treat hip displacement in patients with severe cerebral palsy
(CP… was applied to identify studies concerning surgical procedures in hip(sub)luxations in …

… In conclusion, surgical prevention of hip dislocation in children with CP is associated with
a high reoperation rate, both after soft tissue release and after reconstructive osteotomy. …

… persistent hip displacement, pain and fixed deformity. In August 1997, we established a hip
surveillance clinic (HSC) for children with cerebral palsy in parallel with the existing surgical …

… severe cerebral palsy (CP) (GMFCS IV-V) compared with otherwise healthy patients with
hip pathology requiring surgery. … Prevention of dislocation of the hip in children with cerebral …

… using key words for cerebral palsy, hip displacement, and radiological … non-operative
interventions that slow the rate of hip displacement and delay the need for orthopaedic surgery may …

… flexors of the hip. Occasionally anterior dislocation occurs due to overactivity of hip abductors
… the re-suIt of surgical release of the flexors and adductors of the hip in the face of latent but …

… Complications after hip surgery in cerebral palsy can result from the procedure or the aftercare.
Matsuo et … An adequate femoral shortening may play a key role in prevention, 1 just as in …

… hip in children with cerebral palsy and considers surveillance programmes, principles of
surgical … Non-operative prevention consists of positioning the child to prevent prolonged …