Outcomes of hip reconstruction in ambulatory patients with cerebral palsy and spastic hip displacement: a retrospective study of 73 hips in 55 consecutive patients | Synapse
February 25, 2026Acta Orthopaedica0 citationsOpen Access
Outcomes of hip reconstruction in ambulatory patients with cerebral palsy and spastic hip displacement: a retrospective study of 73 hips in 55 consecutive patients
This research aims to evaluate the outcomes of hip reconstruction in patients with cerebral palsy and spastic hip displacement.
Conducted a retrospective study
Analyzed 73 hips in 55 consecutive patients
Utilized the SEMLS framework for tailored intervention
Followed patients for long-term outcomes.
Achieved satisfactory outcomes in 69 of 73 hips
Demonstrated sustained improvement in hip stability
Showed effective intervention across the patient population.
Abstract
Within the SEMLS framework, our tailored hip reconstruction achieved satisfactory hip outcomes in 69 of 73 hips and resulted in sustained improvement in hip stability at long-term follow-up.