… The cerebral palsies, spinal … hip dislocations seen in clinical practice and referred to as
congenital really represented dislocation after birth secondary to some form of infantile paralysis. …

… Not only in countries with screening for DDH, unstable hips in cerebral palsy (CP) are the most
… Indications are rare cases of irreducible hip dislocations and severe deformities of the hip …

… (64) They are especially useful in anterior hip dislocations where RMP might be within
normal ranges due to the absence of femoral head lateralisation.(65) CT scans are also used to …

… Even in doubtful cases, MRI detected persistent hip dislocations and was conducive to … In
these three remaining cases, MRI detected persistent hip dislocations and was conducive to …

… Some early presenting probable irreducible hip dislocations can be treated by manipulation
… , neurological or neuromuscular aetiologies eg cerebral palsy, teratogenic hip joint …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most prevalent physical disability in childhood.Although CP is non…
predisposes children with CP to painful hip dislocations and further immobility later in life, it …

… Bilateral hip dislocations are best left unreduced, only accompanying contractures should …
and differentiate arthrogryposis from cerebral palsy and myelomeningocele when one is devel…

… Nevertheless, thereis suggestive evidence of an increased liability to toxaemia among
mothers of children with hip dislocations.There seems to be no undue prevalence of bacterial or …

… to walk, whereas no hip dislocations were seen in ambulatory … in patients with spastic
cerebral palsy has generated a … Two recent studies on resection arthroplasty in cerebral palsy …

… Severe hip dislocations in patients with infantile cerebral palsy: is surgical reconstruction
sensible? Z Orthop Ihre Grenzgeb2003;141:123–4 (in German). Google Scholar …