A child's musculoskeletal system undergoes many changes during the maturation process. Pediatric treatment often differs from what General Orthopedists would suggest for adults.
Pediatric orthopedists have a greater knowledge of growing bones and the complex issues that occur early in a child's development. We provide both surgical and non-surgical procedures for the following issues: clubfoot, hip disorders, scoliosis, trauma/fractures, knee problems, as well as hand, foot and shoulder injuries.
We specialize in sports medicine and have state of the art treatment for small children and adolescents with athletic injuries.
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Foot/Ankle Maladies
Foot/Ankle Maladies Foot maladies are among the most common issues that affect children and teenagers because of the complexity of…
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Hip Disorders
Hip Disorders A number of hip disorders and injuries can affect young children and adolescents. These range from congenital defects…
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Sports Medicine
Sports Medicine State of the art treatment for athletic injuries in children and adolescents Surgical and non-surgical management of sports…
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Trauma/Fractures
Trauma/Fractures Fractures are very common in children. Because of a child's growing bones and growth plates, it is important that…
