Best Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeons in India

Cerebral palsy is a batch of neurological disorders that can impair body movement and muscle coordination. A non-progressive condition characterizes it in two or more parts of the brain that control movement and posture and affect the development of skills and abilities essential to independent living.

Gentle stretching, Neurodevelopmental therapy, occupational therapy, gait training, and speech therapy are essential for the treatment of Cerebral Palsy. Regular gentle stretching may help the muscles become more flexible.

Botulinum toxin with or without plaster/ splints can be helpful in dynamic contractures. Soft tissue releases and multi-bone surgeries may require in some neglected cases to improve the body function and appearance of the child.

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Clubfoot is the most usual congenital foot deformity, most often characterized by inward turning of the sole. It is prevalent in males and sometimes occurs with other problems, such as other foot or leg problems, muscle disorders, nervous system disorders, neuropathic disorders, skeletal disorders, heart defects, and cleft lip or palate. In most cases, clubfoot can be treated successfully by an experienced team of Pediatric Orthopedic Doctor and physical therapists.

Ponseti Clubfoot Cast Treatment is a simple technique used to quickly correct the clubfoot deformity of newborns without any significant surgical intervention. Ponseti casting treatment is necessary as it produces a rigid equinus deformity that allows the talus to bear weight and eventually reduce the dislocation of the medial aspect of the ankle joint, a characteristic feature in clubfoot. In addition, the Ponseti method aims to impose contracture on the soft tissues and thereby increase the level of correction.

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A clinical assessment is recommended in newborns with a significant risk of hip instability, in the presence of risk factors in the family history, and symptomatic neonates. In addition, the authors advocate a strategy of early ultrasound screening for all symptomatic neonates and in the presence of risk factors in the family history.

Developmental dysplasia of the hip generally referred to as (DDH) is a syndrome that develops during pregnancy or in the first year of an infant’s life. A baby with DDH has an abnormal hip joint, which may occur due to how the bones grow during fetal development or because of injury experienced after birth.

The Pavlik harness is a specially designed hip brace used with diapers for non-surgical treatment of developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). The goal of the saddle is to lessen stress on the developing hip joint, which in turn decreases the risk of the condition progressing to need surgical repair.

Perthes disease is a hip problem that usually affects children. It can lead to permanent damage and disability if it goes untreated. Perthes disease sometimes resolves independently with rest and physical therapy. Still, treatment may require in some cases, such as surgery or replacement of the hip joint with an artificial joint.

Medical experts recommend optimal hip function in treating Perthes syndrome, so a treatment method using a simple concept called containment is applied. During this treatment, a Kalaz ring with a hip spica cast helps to contain the head of the femur within the affected hip joint as much as possible for four to six weeks.

Slipped capital femoral epiphysis is a disorder in which the head of the thigh bone becomes displaced from the growth plate at the top of the bone. A slipped capital femoral epiphysis is an uncommon condition, occurring more commonly in obese females, often in one leg only, and rarely after the teen years.

Surgical fixation is a joint treatment plan for displaced midshaft fractures. This method helps to maintain joint function, prevent early osteoarthritis, and avoid secondary deformities.

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Limb reconstruction is a surgical procedure performed to restore form, motion, and function to a damaged or deformed extremity. The process is for correcting or replacing damaged bone and soft tissue using various techniques such as lengthening, re-alignment, and fusion. The treatment includes external fixators such as the Ilizarov method and orthofix system.

An external fixator is an artificial frame formed by wires and pins, which can treat long bones’ angular, torsional, and translational deformities, especially the lower ones.

The Ilizarov method of bone transport is a reliable, functional system for dealing with trauma and deformity when other means have failed. The Ilizarov apparatus is a comprehensive system with modules that create a solid vertical implant.

The Orthofix System is a modular system that enables the surgeon to perform either one or multiple-level Deformity Correction.

Pediatric Trauma is a traumatic injury that happens to an infant, child, or adolescent due to anatomical and physiological dissimilarities between children and adults. Pediatric Orthopedic Doctor manages pediatric trauma in an adult trauma system with the availability and backup of pediatric surgery expertise in a non-specialized pediatric trauma center.

AIS is a spinal deformity treated by exercise or bracing to prevent the progression of the curvature. AIS can be successfully managed with a combination of physical therapy, bracing, and observation. In addition, surgical correction can be a treatment option for adolescents with progressive AIS.

Brachial plexus birth palsy is a sort of neural injury sustained during delivery. It can result in lifelong functional deficits such as nerve damage and poor arm functions, such as loss of grip strength and range of arm motion.

Physiotherapy is very effective in most hand surgery cases. Active physiotherapy involving the use of your hands is an essential part of therapy. However, you can use passive physiotherapy also where you cannot actively move the wrist, especially in the early postoperative period.