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Pediatric Orthopedics
Specialized bone and joint care for growing children at Shaurya Hospital.
Children's Bone & Joint Care
Why Children Need Specialized Orthopedic Care
Children's musculoskeletal systems are fundamentally different from adults. Their bones are still growing, and treatment approaches must preserve growth plates while correcting deformities and managing injuries.
At Shaurya Hospital, we combine over 20 years of orthopedic expertise with specialized knowledge of pediatric conditions. This means your child receives care that is tailored to their growing body, with techniques designed to support healthy development.
Conditions We Treat
Pediatric Orthopedic Conditions
We treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions in children. Contact us for specific conditions not listed here.
Clubfoot (CTEV)
Congenital foot deformity requiring early treatment for best outcomes.
DDH
Developmental Dysplasia of Hip — early detection and management in infants.
Flat Feet
Assessment and treatment of flat foot conditions in growing children.
Bow Legs / Knock Knees
Angular deformities that may need monitoring or correction.
Cerebral Palsy Ortho
Musculoskeletal management for children with cerebral palsy.
Pediatric Fractures
Growth plate-preserving fracture treatment in children.
Limb Deformities
Congenital and acquired limb deformity correction.
Scoliosis in Children
Spinal curvature assessment, monitoring, and treatment.
Treatment Philosophy
Our Approach to Pediatric Orthopedics
Conservative First
We prioritize non-surgical treatment methods whenever possible, especially for growing children.
Minimally Invasive
When surgery is needed, we use minimally invasive techniques designed for faster recovery.
Growth Preservation
All treatment plans are designed to preserve growth plates and support healthy bone development.
Long-Term Follow-Up
Close monitoring through developmental milestones to ensure optimal long-term outcomes.
Dr. Jigar D. Shah
M.S. (Ortho.)
Senior Orthopedic & Joint Replacement Surgeon
With 23+ years of experience and 20,000+ successful surgeries, Dr. Jigar Shah brings world-class orthopedic expertise to children's bone and joint care, with international training from SGH Singapore, MIOT Chennai, and Thailand.
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Have Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should clubfoot be treated?
Ideally starting in the first few weeks of life, using the Ponseti method (gentle casting and bracing) — the earlier treatment begins after birth, the better the outcome.
How is DDH (hip dysplasia) diagnosed in babies?
It's typically screened for during routine newborn exams and confirmed with ultrasound or X-ray. Early detection, ideally within the first few months, allows simpler, non-surgical treatment such as a harness.
Are flat feet in children normal, or do they need treatment?
Flat feet are common and usually normal as a child's arches develop. Treatment is only needed if there's pain, stiffness, or difficulty walking.
When should I worry about my child's bow legs?
Mild bow-leggedness is normal in toddlers and usually self-corrects by age 2–3. It's worth an evaluation if the bowing is severe, one-sided, worsening, or persists beyond that age.