Pediatric Joint Surgery

Pediatric joint surgery is a specialized medical procedure aimed at diagnosing and treating joint problems in children. These issues can arise from conditions like congenital deformities, injuries, or diseases affecting the bones and joints. Surgeons work to restore normal function, improve mobility, and alleviate pain by repairing or reconstructing affected joints. The goal is to enable children to lead active, healthy lives. Pediatric orthopedic surgeons are trained specifically to address the unique anatomical and developmental aspects of children's bodies, ensuring safe and effective care tailored to young patients.