Psoas release at the pelvic brim in ambulatory patients with cerebral palsy: Operative technique and functional outcome

Keyphrases

• Functional Outcome 100%
• Cerebral Palsy 100%
• Ambulatory Patients 100%
• Operative Technique 100%
• Psoas 100%
• Pelvic Brim 100%
• Hip Flexion 66%
• Hip Flexion Contracture 66%
• Femoral Sheath 66%
• After Surgery 33%
• Increasing Age 33%
• Young children 33%
• Clinical Examination 33%
• Nerve Injury 33%
• Significant Level 33%
• Effective Procedure 33%
• Group-as-a-whole 33%
• Arterial Injury 33%
• Stance Phase 33%
• Gait Analysis 33%
• Pelvic Tilt 33%
• Cerebral Palsy children 33%
• Anterior Approach 33%
• Phase Dynamics 33%
• Anterior Pelvic Tilt 33%
• Flex 33%
• Direct Anterior Approach 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Surgical Technique 100%
• Flexion Contracture 100%
• Patient with Cerebral Palsy 100%
• Infection 50%
• Nerve Injury 50%
• Clinical Examination 50%
• Cerebral Palsy 50%
• Pelvic Tilt 50%
• Step Length 50%
• Artery Injury 50%
• Anterior Pelvic Tilt 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pelvis 100%
• Surgical Technique 100%
• Patient with Cerebral Palsy 100%
• Flexion Contracture 66%
• Pelvic Tilt 66%
• Infection 33%
• Standing 33%
• Nerve Injury 33%
• Clinical Examination 33%
• Spastic Diplegia 33%
• Artery Injury 33%