… Some researchers have speculated that the process of dysplastic hip occurrence is as
follows: hip subluxation and dislocation happen gradually in the child with cerebral paralysis …

… Thirty-two patients with thirty-nine hip preluxations with a minimal follow-up of four years,
six with seven subluxations, and fifty-eight patients with seventy-four hip dislocations and four …

… This model demonstrated that walking and sitting were major milestones in preventing
any hip dislocations in the future and missing these milestones can give the first signs of CP …

… Fredensborg in 1975 used the radiographs ofthe hips in 222 children as a control material
for comparison with treated, congenital hip dislocations. The control radiographs had been …

… The study included 45 children with contractures of the hip adductors and flexors and hip
subluxations due to spastic cerebral palsy. Thirty three of them were boys and 12 were girls. …

… Pemberton osteotomy is the primary procedure for use in anterior acetabular dysplasia
present in anterior hip dislocations. The Pemberton osteotomy has been reportedly used for …

… In 1994, a follow-up program and registry for children and adolescents with CP (CPUP) was
initiated in Sweden to allow the early detection and prevention of hip dislocations and other …

… Long-standing surveillance programs in Sweden and Australia have proven that such
programs are effective at identifying hip displacement and preventing hip dislocations when …

… Painful hip dislocations also occasionally cause severe restrictions in basic functions,
including positioning, personal care, sitting and standing (eg for transfer) [7]. As a result, many …

… When directing the management of a child who has cerebral palsy, the physician must re …
: Established hip dislocations in children with cerebral palsy. Clin. Orthop., 253:90-99, 1990. …