… Hip pain is prevalent in children with cerebral palsy (CP). Hip displacement is a known risk
factor for hip … displaced hips but still have hip pain and the aetiologies are poorly understood. …

… (60 hips) with severe cerebral palsy involving the entire body to … of the hip could affect the
range of movement, achieve hip … the windsweep index, improve the radiological indices of hip …

… adduction at the hip or to internal rotation caused by the spastic hamstrings. In this … hip
locomotion mechanisms in patients with cerebral palsy gait: hip hike, propulsive function of the hip …

… The frequency of hip involvement in a child with cerebral palsy is directly related to the
severity of their condition, 12 and the incidence varies from 25% to 75%. The mechanisms …

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

… Hip dislocation may cause pelvic obliquity and initiate scoliosis, usually with the side of the
adducted dislocated hip corresponding to the high … of the hip in children with cerebral palsy. …

… Patients with cerebral palsy were shown to have better hip joint morphology when they
had access to hip surveillance programmes, with proactive search of patients with …

… Hip subluxation leading to dislocation is a common problem in spastic cerebral palsy (CP).
The incidence of hip dislocation within the CP population increases with …

… the effectiveness of preventive and corrective surgical interventions to treat hip displacement
in patients with severe cerebral palsy (… concerning surgical procedures in hip(sub)luxations …

… In severe cerebral palsy (CP), the femoral head tends to migrate from the acetabulum, and
approximately 60% of the hips of non-ambulant CP patients will subluxate [ 1 ]. According to …