Características dos pacientes com Paralisia Cerebral que necessitam de correção cirúrgica da luxação do quadril

Abstract

Cerebral Palsy can potentially be harmful and affect the motor function, it can also be associated with morbidities such as hip dislocation. Therefore, you need information about what leads to this dislocation, so that preventive measures can be planned. Objectives: To identify resources for patients with CP who need surgical correction for hip dislocation, in addition to analyzing the possibility of post-surgical recurrence. Methods: This is an integrative review, as it allows a search, selection, critical evaluation and a sample of scientific evidence. Results: This study managed, through the sample of 6 articles, to collect data from 195 patients with CP who underwent surgery to correct subluxation or hip dislocation, 41.53% of whom were male and 45.12% of whom were female. The average age of these 195 patients was 7.1 years, but ranged from 1 year and 5 months to 20 years of age. Conclusion: In the public studied, most were not ambulatory, GMFCS levels IV and V and quadriparetic. Postoperative recurrence in the period up to 7 years was low.