Windblown hips in patients with cerebral palsy are difficult to treat and predispose to poor,
unstable sitting. In an attempt to identify the temporal sequence between dislocation of the …

Windswept hip deformity describes an abduction and external rotation position of one hip
with the opposite hip in adduction and internal rotation. Windswept hip deformity may occur …

Four hundred sixty-four patients with cerebral palsy were reviewed. They were placed in four
function groups: independent ambulators (n= 76), dependent ambulators (n= 43) …

Thirty-seven cerebral palsy patients were followed with measurements of the migration
index (MI), infrapelvic obliquity, and suprapelvic obliquity over a mean period of 73 months …

One hundred patients with severe cerebral palsy (total body involvement) and dislocated
hips were examined to determine their level of pain, sitting ability, pelvic obliquity, scoliosis …

This is a report of 27 hips with anterior dislocation in 17 children with cerebral palsy. Type 1
consists of patients with extension-external rotation and adduction contracture of the hip and …

Orthopedic surgery can alleviate the hip flexion, adduction, and medial rotation deformities
of the hip and improve the function and appearance of gait. To accomplish this, however …

Purpose To analyze the development of windswept hip deformity (WS) in a total population
of children with cerebral palsy (CP) up to 20 years of age, the association between WS and …

We studied 67 patients with 86 unstable hips, all of whom had total-body-involvement
cerebral palsy. Sixty-four operations were performed on 53 hips in 39 patients in a …

Results The most important factor in hip stability was the age at pulling to stand. 130 of the
184 children had pulled to stand by 7% years, and among those who had achieved this by …