Cerebral palsy is a group of motor and postural developmental disorders that can lead to secondary muscle atrophy, contracture, bone and joint deformation, and pain in children. Epi-demiological investigation shows that cerebral palsy is closely related to the occurrence, development and prognosis of hip joint related diseases. Changes in biomechanical force lines of the hip joint struc-ture, deviation of the femoral head, and changes in force points cause joint related diseases. In order to provide more theoretical basis for early clinical intervention, this paper reviews the research progress on cerebral palsy susceptibility to hip joint related diseases.

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