Limb Deformity Correction

Limb deformity correction is a medical process used to fix misaligned or improperly shaped bones in the arms or legs. This can occur due to congenital conditions, injuries, or diseases. The correction often involves surgery, where doctors may use screws, plates, and specialized devices to realign the bones and promote proper growth and healing. The goal is to improve functionality, restore normal appearance, and enhance the patient's quality of life. Rehabilitation and physical therapy typically follow surgery to strengthen the limb and help the patient regain mobility.