Orthopaedic Blog: Limb Lengthening, Deformity & Paediatric Orthopaedics

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Orthopaedic guide and blog

Articles on limb lengthening, the Ilizarov method, deformity, nonunion, paediatric orthopaedics and sports injuries.

Hip revision surgery is an extensive procedure performed when the existing implant becomes loose, worn, or infected.

Signs of incorrect femur healing include leg shortening, outward or inward twisting, and gait abnormalities.

Limb lengthening surgery risks can include serious complications such as infection, nerve damage, and nonunion of the bone.

Blount disease is a pathological bowing of the leg caused by a growth disorder in the tibial growth plate in children.

Leg bowing in children is usually a natural part of growth and tends to correct itself over time.

Tibial torsion is an orthopedic condition common in children, caused by the twisting of the shinbone around its own axis.

Deformity surgery is an advanced orthopedic procedure aimed at analyzing congenital or acquired bone curvatures to restore the anatomical…

Joint reconstruction aims to restore joint integrity in complex cases where standard prosthetic surgery is insufficient.

Treatment of leg length discrepancy is personalized based on the patient's age, degree of shortening, and functional expectations.

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