Conditions We Treat
Specialised pediatric orthopedic care across every major condition of a child's bones, joints, and movement — from birth conditions and growth disorders to injuries and neuromuscular care.
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 →Growth & Bone Disorders
Conditions affecting how bones grow, align, and strengthen — spine curves, hip disorders, bowed legs, and bone-softening conditions like rickets.
Scoliosis
A sideways curve of the growing spine. Watched, braced, or corrected surgically depending on the curve and the child's age.
Learn more →Bowlegs & Knock Knees
Legs that curve out or in beyond the normal range. Monitored, braced, or gently corrected with growth-guided surgery.
Learn more →Perthes Disease
The blood supply to the hip ball is temporarily lost, softening the bone. Managed carefully to keep the hip round as it heals.
Learn more →SCFE
The ball at the top of the thigh bone slips at its growth plate. Needs prompt surgery to stabilise the hip.
Learn more →Rickets
Soft, weak bones from vitamin-D or mineral deficiency, causing bowing and pain. Reversed with medical treatment and, if needed, correction.
Learn more →Limb Lengthening
Corrects a difference in leg length or a short limb using staged, precise bone-lengthening techniques.
Learn more →Joint & Orthopedic Infections / Injuries
Urgent and injury-related problems of the joints — infections that need fast treatment, and dislocations that need stabilising to protect a child's movement.
Septic Arthritis
A joint infection that can damage cartilage quickly. Treated urgently with drainage and antibiotics to protect the joint.
Learn more →Joint Infections
Bone and joint infections in children, diagnosed early and treated to prevent lasting damage to growth and movement.
Learn more →Knee Dislocation
A kneecap or knee joint that slips out of place. Stabilised with therapy or surgery to restore confident movement.
Learn more →Neuromuscular Conditions
Care for children whose muscle tone, coordination, or gait affects movement — including cerebral palsy and common walking and sitting patterns.
Cerebral Palsy
Orthopedic care for children with cerebral palsy — managing tone, contractures, hips, and gait to maximise independence.
Learn more →Intoeing Gait
Walking with the feet turned inward ('pigeon-toed'). Most cases resolve with growth; persistent ones are assessed and treated.
Learn more →W-Sitting
Guidance and treatment when a child habitually sits in a 'W' — protecting the hips, posture, and healthy movement patterns.
Learn more →Not sure which applies to your child?
Send us the symptoms or an X-ray — Dr. Nargesh Agrawal will guide you. Most enquiries answered within 24 hours.