… We reviewed 45 patients with 52 hip dislocations. All had severe cerebral palsy and were
non-… We examined all the patients and recorded the type and severity of cerebral palsy, …

… program for children with CP can prevent hip dislocation, provide early treatment, and
ultimately lead to consistently better outcomes than those of neglected hip dislocations. The …

… Hip disorders are common in patients with cerebral palsy … Hip disorders are common in
children with cerebral palsy and … In children with cerebral palsy, the hips are usually normal at …

… A prospective study of 91 children with infantile cerebral palsy (ICP, mean age 4.9 years,
range: 1.1 - 15.8) with 141 hip dislocations or subluxations analysed preoperatively the hip …

… A 7-year-old child with cerebral palsy (CP) showing bilateral neglected hip dislocations.
Management of this patient's hips requires salvage procedures due to uncontainable hips. …

… Cerebral palsy refers to conditions resulting from a diverse range of non-progressive disturbances
in the fetal or infant … with anoxic brain injury all hip dislocations occurred in the first two …

… As such, all children with cerebral palsy should be referred for hip surveillance at age 2 …
hip dislocations, with direct implications on overall quality of life, in children with cerebral palsy. …

… The natural history of hip subluxation and dislocation in children with cerebral palsy shows
a strong association with increasing severity of cerebral palsy best assessed with Gross …

… of Iceland (CPEF) and Australia (Cerebral Palsy Alliance). The CPUP was initiated with the
aim of controlling the many hip dislocations and contractures seen among children with CP. …

… If surgery is undertaken in the young infant, femoral shortening is not usually required. …
Management of hip dislocations in children with arthrogryposis. JPO (1987); 7: 681–685 …