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Techniques such as epiphysiodesis can correct leg length differences by carefully guiding growth as the child develops.
It is a condition where a child’s hip joint does not form normally, treated with early correction to ensure healthy hip development.
Yes. Children’s bones grow and heal differently, so fracture care is tailored to protect growth and ensure proper healing.
Yes. Club foot is treated effectively, especially when started early, restoring normal foot position and function.
Congenital deformities such as club foot and hip dysplasia, childhood fractures, cerebral palsy related deformities, and limb length problems.
