Our doctors are leaders in periacetabular osteotomy (PAO) surgery, a procedure to help treat hip dysplasia in adolescents and young adults.

If your child is prescribed to wear a spica cast, it’s important to know how to best care of your child and the cast during treatment.

The types of spine surgery options can be confusing. If your child is in need of spinal surgery, our team of pediatric spine surgeons will identify a spine surgery option for your child based their age and remaining growth.

Spine surgeons at Children’s are highly skilled in complex procedures like pediatric halo-gravity traction, which gently stretches and straightens a child’s curved spine.

Our team understands how to identify and treat scoliosis in infants, children, teens and young adults. We offer a variety of spinal care options.

If your child is in need of spinal fusion surgery, our team of pediatric spine surgeons is here to provide the best surgical treatment options available.

Learn about intoeing, often referred to as pigeon toes, and how the experts at Children’s can help diagnose and treat your child for the condition.

Clubfoot is a common birth defect, and the orthopedic specialists at Children’s are trained to diagnose clubfoot and provide surgical and nonsurgical treatments options.

With the help of physical therapy or cranial remolding helmets, our experts can help treat flat spots or head flattening in babies 3 months to 18 months old.

Our team of spinal orthotists is experienced in working with children who have been diagnosed with spine conditions and may need a spine brace or spine cast.