Pediatric orthopedics

Pediatric orthopaedics is the surgical specialty dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders in children from birth to 17 years and 11 months of age. At Elytis, we provide specialized care for small patients, using modern techniques and approaches adapted to each developmental stage.

Why choose pediatric orthopedics at Elytis?

  • Specific expertise for children: our paediatric orthopaedic doctors specialize in conditions such as hip dysplasia, flat foot, congenital varus-equinus foot, scoliosis or other osteo-articular deformities.
  • Early diagnosis: through newborn hip ultrasound, we ensure early detection and treatment of developmental dysplasia of the hip.
  • Personalized approach: each treatment is tailored to the child's age, stage of development and needs.
  • Modern technology: we have state-of-the-art equipment for precise and non-invasive investigations.

Services offered

  • Pediatric orthopedic consultation: comprehensive evaluation of the bone and joint system in children aged 0-17 years and 11 months.
  • Pediatric orthopedic check-up: regular monitoring of the evolution of conditions and adjustment of treatments.
  • Newborn hip ultrasound: essential investigation for early diagnosis of developmental dysplasia of the hip.
  • Clinical and imaging screening for scoliosis.

Note: Hip ultrasound for newborns is free of charge with referral ticket (BT).

At Elytis, pediatric orthopedics means comprehensive care, dedicated to the health and harmonious development of your child in a safe and friendly environment.

Services & Fees

Consultation

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Hip ultrasound for newborns

Acetabuloplasty

Limb lengthening with Ilizarov external fixator

Exploratory knee arthrotomy

Exploratory hip arthrotomy

Muscle biopsy

Bone biopsy

Sprengel's disease (superarid scapula)

Femoral neck (proximal femoral epiphysis)

unilateral or bilateral

Metatarsus adductus surgery (including plaster cast)

Flat valgus foot surgery (including plaster cast)

Convex foot surgery (including cast)

Bone nailing and filling

Distal femoral epiphysis (with reconstruction plate and screws)

Distal tibial epiphysiodesis (with 1 screw)

unilateral or bilateral

Popliteus/fist/ankle popliteal artro-synovial cyst excision

Kirschner wire extraction

Remove plates and screws

Extraction of shells

Removal of tibial screw (for epiphyseiodesis)

unilateral or bilateral

Extraction of centromedullary rods

Forearm fracture: orthopaedic reduction + plaster cast

Bimalleolar fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Radial neck fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Forearm diaphyseal fracture: radius or ulna - open reduction + internal fixation

Humerus epitrophlium fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Upper femur fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Femur fracture: orthopaedic reduction + plaster cast

Malleolar fracture (tibia or fibula) - open reduction + internal fixation

Metaphyseal metaphyseal fracture distal femur and proximal and distal tibia - open reduction + internal fixation

Small or short bone fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Olecranon fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Humeral (supracondylar) blade fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Patella fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Subcapital humerus fracture - open reduction + internal fixation

Tibial fracture: open reduction/orthopedic reduction

Recurrent patella dislocation (complex operation)

Proximal femoral osteotomy + internal fixation

Femur and calf realignment osteotomy + internal fixation

Polydactyly

Joint puncture

Hip reduction + plaster cast

Hip bleeding reduction + acetabuloplasty + proximal femoral osteotomy + internal fixation + plaster cast

Trade union

2 or 4 fingers

Percutaneous Achilles tenotomy + boot

unilateral or bilateral

Popliteal fossa lengthening tenoplasty + plaster cast

unilateral or bilateral

Thigh adductor tenotomy

unilateral or bilateral

Torticollis

Ingrown toenail

Anterior calf tendon transposition + cast

unilateral or bilateral




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