Pediatric orthopedic surgeons are experts in taking care of children's and young adults' bones, joints, and muscles. Because children’s bodies are developing, they have a very different musculoskeletal system (muscle or bone) structure than adults. Any orthopedic condition that arises in children, they are managed by a pediatric orthopedist.
Orthopedic Pediatricians have comprehensive training and are highly trained in identifying and treating a variety of orthopedic conditions most especially children.
- Fractures or broken bones
- joint pain
- torn muscles,
- juvenile arthritis
- Limb and spine deformity
- and other bone, muscle, and joint problems
Why Choose HMS Mirdif Hospital?
At HMS Mirdif Hospital, our Pediatric Orthopedic specialists are highly skilled experts offering personalized care for any orthopedic condition providing your child with a full range of treatment options, including minimally invasive surgical procedures and using only the latest orthopedic technology available.
The HMS team of physicians will evaluate your child’s condition thoroughly and will do our best to keep your children out of surgery whenever possible. HMS Hospital is the best Pediatric Orthopaedic Doctor in Dubai available 24/7. Using only a comprehensive approach to providing high-quality clinical care and better orthopedic treatments. If you suspect your child has a musculoskeletal problem, you may want to consult a pediatric orthopedic specialist right away.
Common Conditions treated in HMS Pediatric Orthopedic
- Sprains and Fractures in Children – Children’s bones and joints are softer and more flexible than adults, they are usually susceptible to injury that may cause fractures or sprains. Pediatric injury varies based on the cause and type, typically simple bone or muscle injury can be treated with rest or taking medications, cast or “Boots”, while complex fracture or serious sprain injury may require surgery. However, children's bones heal faster because their bones are still developing.
Pain and swelling are symptoms that are associated with both sprains and fractures you may have to see an Orthopedic physician if symptoms persist.
- Back Pain in Children - Pediatric back pain differs from adult back pain. Children with back pain are more likely to have a significant underlying cause compared to adults. You may need to see an orthopedic specialist if your child is aged 4 or below and experiencing back pain along with other symptoms; like fever or weight loss, weakness or numbness, difficulty in walking, Pain that radiates down one or both legs, bowel or bladder problems, and pain that keeps the child from sleeping. HMS Orthopedic specialists are well experienced and have expertise in properly diagnosing and treating this type of condition.
- Spine Care – As the children grow, they may develop conditions in the spine that can be alarming. HMS physicians offer a customized treatment plan and ensure only the best approach to properly assessing, diagnosing, and managing any spine health concerns affecting your child. Treating spine disorders in children can include medications, physical therapy, interventional pain management, and whenever needed will opt for surgical procedures.
- Functional or Growth Abnormalities – children may develop walking disorders, and you may notice that they have abnormalities like having flatfeet, walking on toes, pigeon toes (in-toeing), bow legs, and knock-knees. In some cases, these conditions may resolve on their own and usually require no treatment.
- Genetic Disorders – Some children inherit a bone disorder that is present at birth. Some conditions may be mild to severe and can be a lifelong condition. Depending on the child’s diagnosis and symptoms, treatment can include surgery to correct any misalignment of the limbs. The main goal of treatment is to prevent any deformities and fractures.
- Neuromuscular Disorders – there are different types of ‘muscle disease’ with different presentations, these are conditions that affect either the muscles (those in the arms, legs, heart, or lungs) or the nerves (which control the muscles). In children, this can be inherited and can affect normal movements which may lead to disability.
Currently, there is no cure for neuromuscular disorders, only to treat any symptoms and enhance the quality of life of the child. If surgery is required a pediatric orthopedic specialist will correct any deformity and referral to Physiotherapy or occupational therapy.
Please give us a call at 800467 and schedule a consultation with our Pediatric Orthopedic Specialist, only the best Doctors in Dubai are available 24/7.
