… cerebral palsy result from the effects of neuromuscular imbalance on the growth and
development of the hip … The paralytic hip in pelvic obliquity in cerebral palsy and myelodysplasia. …

… cerebral palsy (CP), and the hip is a commonly reported site of pain.1-3 We define a ‘healthy …
The Cerebral Palsy Hip Outcomes Project may answer some of these perplexing questions.…

… The purpose of this paper is to review the etiology, prevalence, … hip dislocations in patients
with cerebral palsy and to present … The natural history of the dislocated hip in cerebral palsy. …

… The purpose of this study was to ascertain whether cemented … selected cerebral palsy patients
with end-stage hip arthrosis. … The ideal cerebral palsy patient for hip arthroplasty would be …

… teiidomis in the corre (’ti (IIi of (Ifl(If the mnamiy def (Inmiiiuig forces on the hip in cerebral
palsy will also 1) e discussed. … hip in the patient uiith cerebral palsy. One theory(‘(1mm-eerns …

… patients' medical records were reviewed to determine the cerebral palsy pattern, ambulatory
status, age at surgery, whether a repeat soft-tissue release or osseous surgery had been …

… This review rationalized changes to the revised and renamed Australian Hip Surveillance
Guidelines for Children with Cerebral Palsy 2014, informing frequency of radiographic …

… This study reviewed 56 hips in 37 children with cerebral palsy who had undergone an … The
mean review period was 5.3 years. At latest review, 25 of 30 (83%) hips with a preoperative …

… Our results show that the hip scale in cerebral palsy is a reliable tool for the evaluation of
radiological findings of hip morphology in adolescents with cerebral palsy in whom the …

… The author recounts his experience of the surgical management of the hip in the individual
with cerebral palsy. The ability to stand and walk or to sit comfortably in a wheelchair …