Tratamento cirúrgico da luxação do quadril na paralisia cerebral
Abstract
The authors describe a surgical technique for treatment of hip dislocation in patients with Cerebral Palsy, nonambulatory, with severe contracture in flexion-adduction and with a presence of pain and difficulty to clean the perineum.
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