Paediatric Orthopaedics
Children Are Not Small Adults
A child’s bones keep growing, so orthopaedic problems need a treatment plan that respects growth. Specialist paediatric orthopaedic surgeons understand how to correct deformities while protecting growth plates.
Early Care Makes a Difference
Clubfoot
Clubfoot responds very well to gentle casting if started in the first weeks of life.
Hip Problems
Hip problems found early may need only a harness.
Delays
Delays can mean larger surgery later.
A Child-Friendly Approach: Child-friendly wards, play areas and paediatric anaesthetists help children feel safe. Parents can stay with the child, and clear explanations reduce anxiety.
Conditions Treated
Clubfoot
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip
Scoliosis and Other Spinal Curves
Cerebral Palsy Related Deformities
Limb Length Differences and Bowed Legs
Perthes Disease and Other Hip Disorders
Fractures Involving Growth Plates
Bone Infections and Tumours
Rehabilitation and Follow-Up
Physiotherapy, braces and regular growth monitoring are common. We help set up a follow-up schedule that can be continued with your local orthopaedic doctor.
How Curis Global Helps
We share your child’s X-rays and reports with paediatric specialists, arrange family accommodation near the hospital and support you with travel and visa steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should treatment start?
Many conditions are best treated early. Ask a specialist as soon as you notice a problem.
Will my child need many surgeries?
Some conditions need staged treatment. Your surgeon will outline the plan.