Hip problems in children with CP first need to be divided by children's level of tone into
either spastic children or those children who are hypotonic. The spastic (hypertonic) group …

2 Journal of Children's Orthopaedics 00 (0) the study has not shown that they are the only
ones out of the studied variables, and subsequently not that “The clinical significance of our …

The authors inform about dangerous complications in the children with cerebral palsy-
secondary dysplasia, subluxation or luxation of the hip. Among 326 children treated in the …

Radiologic measures of migration percentage (MP) and acetabular index (AI) taken from
plain radiographs of the pelvis are the most commonly used tools for determining hip …

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a neurological disorder of central nervous system that can result with
devastating outcomes. Besides all other clinical findings, hip disorders also are common in …

Children with spastic hip subluxation secondary to cerebral palsy were treated with a
standard protocol that focused on early detection of the subluxation using physical …

Hip dysplasia is common in children with cerebral palsy (CP), especially in those children
with notable functional impairment. Severity of hip dysplasia has been shown to correlate …

Purpose: The migration percentage is a widely used criterion for surgery in displaced hips.
Literature suggests that no hip can spontaneously improve if the migration percentage …

In 10 children seriously disabled by cerebral palsy, 12 dislocated hips were surgically
reduced. The main indications for surgery were impaired perineal care, decreasing sitting …

Background Coxa valga and femoral anteversion often are seen in patients with spastic hip
displacement and osteotomy is recommended. However, the relationship between femoral …