Congenital & Developmental Conditions
Conditions a child is born with, or that appear as they grow — from clubfoot and hip dysplasia to extra or fused digits. Most respond beautifully to early, gentle treatment.
Clubfoot
A foot that turns inward and downward at birth. Corrected gently with the Ponseti casting method, ideally begun in the first weeks of life.
Learn more →Hip Dysplasia (DDH)
The hip socket doesn't fully cover the ball of the joint. Early bracing with a Pavlik harness usually avoids the need for surgery.
Learn more →Polydactyly
An extra finger or toe present at birth. Treated with planned surgery to restore full function and a natural appearance.
Learn more →Syndactyly
Two or more fingers or toes fused together. Separated surgically to restore independent movement and grip.
Learn more →Radial Club Hand
The forearm's radius bone is underdeveloped, curving the wrist. Managed with splinting, stretching, and reconstructive surgery.
Learn more →Trigger Thumb
A thumb that catches or locks in a bent position. Released with a short day-care surgery when stretching isn't enough.
Learn more →Not sure which applies to your child?
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