… , and to evolve methods to predict dislocation, the notes and radiographs of 462 patients
with cerebral palsy were reviewed. Dislocation occurred in 10% of patients by progressive …

… a dislocated hip. These are the boy who moved into the area with an … dislocation and the
girl who did not participate in the programme. A dislocated hip in a child with cerebral palsy is a …

We have studied the natural history of spontaneous dislocation of the hip in cerebral palsy,
with particular reference to the pattern of neurological involvement. In patients with bilateral …

… In cerebral palsy (CP), dislocation of the hip is a major problem, but in many cases it is
preventable. The risk of developing a dislocated hip in the whole population of children with CP …

… cerebral palsy, it is generally believed that there is a relationship among the hip subluxation
or dislocation… Natural history of the dislocated hip in cerebral palsy. J) : Mf (Tjili N przy i 1979:…

The clinical and radiological state of the hips of a group of children with cerebral palsy …
balanced action in the hip muscles. In the first group, 11 per cent of hips were dislocated, 28 per …

… and dislocation of the hip, especially in the nonambulatory patient. In this discussion it is
assumed that the physician can distinguish between spasticity and athetosis. Unless they have …

… of hip contractures in cerebral palsy was published in 1880.1 Lateral migration of the hip (subluxation
or partial dislocation) occurs in 30-60% of children with cerebral palsy who are not …

… with cerebral palsy have problems with the hips3’2. Generally. the variety of hip problem
depends on the type and degree of cerebral … anterior dislocation occurs due to overactivity of hip …

… However, many adolescents with cerebral palsy still present with a painful dislocated hip
and advanced degenerative changes. They are often unable to sit comfortably and may have …