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Introduction Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most frequent cause of motor disability among children in Europe representing 700 000 citizens. 1 The prevalence of CP in Europe has been stable over the last 30 years, and ranges between 1.5 and 3
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, 12 , 16 because of the difficulties physicians face in obtaining a comprehensive medical history and physical examination. 16 Typically most fractures in cerebral palsy (CP) occur after a low-energy trauma or simple mobilization of the patient
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Introduction The prevalence of cerebral palsy (CP) in industrialized countries where the disease is documented in appropriate registers is 1.2–3.6/1000 births, without major fluctuations in the last 50 years. All patients have motor
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Patients with cerebral palsy or other neurologic diseases are also at high risk of instability following THA. This is likely to be secondary to persistent coxa valga, increased femoral anteversion and associated imbalanced forces generated by the adductor
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and abnormal loading of the ankle joint. 29 Valgus deformity is most often seen in children with neuromuscular disorders such as myelomeningocele, poliomyelitis, and cerebral palsy. It also occurs in children with postaxial hypoplasia, clubfoot
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hip implants in the world. 9 , 10 The registry and follow-up programme for children with cerebral palsy, CPUP 11 was started on a small scale in 1994 and has resulted in very significant improvements for this patient group. 12 , 13
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trauma, infective arthritis, cerebral palsy and hemophilia. The aim of this manuscript is to summarize the available literature on native stiff knee epidemiology, classification and treatment. Definition and epidemiology The correct definition of
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Spasticity is one of the leading causes of impaired mobility in patients with cerebral palsy (CP), and in patients who have sustained a cerebrovascular accident, multiple sclerosis or other neurological disorders. The main treatment approach for
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the occurrence of neurological complications after supracondylar extension femoral osteotomy in 28 patients with cerebral palsy and fixed flexion deformity of the knee ( 53 ). Nineteen patients had bilateral procedures with 48 procedures performed in
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