Pediatric orthopedist consultation
Important attributes of health and appearance are good posture and graceful gait. A child is actively growing, and their musculoskeletal system is developing; even a slight deviation from the norm can lead to persistent deformation and serious consequences. In order for the formation of the skeletal and muscular system to proceed correctly, a child needs to be under the supervision of a specialist from birth. The pediatric orthopedic-traumatologist addresses these issues. The main tasks of the specialist include the treatment and prevention of diseases of the musculoskeletal system, which encompass both traumatic injuries as well as congenital and acquired diseases, deformities of bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
Service prices:
- Pediatric orthopedic traumatologist consultation 1470 uah
- Expert pediatric consultation of an orthopedist-traumatologist in clinic 1970 uah
When is it necessary to see an orthopedic doctor?
In the first years of a child's life, it is necessary to undergo examinations with an orthopedic doctor to monitor the development of joints and bones according to age norms, to check if the natural curves of the spine are forming correctly, and to identify any developmental anomalies.
The first planned consultation with a pediatric orthopedic-traumatologist should take place in the maternity hospital; further visits to the specialist are recommended at 1, 3, 6 months of life, at 1 year, and at 6, 12, and 16 years. These are periods of active development of the skeletal system, so to prevent anomalies that can be easily corrected at an early age due to the plasticity of the musculoskeletal system, a consultation with a pediatric orthopedic-traumatologist is mandatory!
If there are symptoms of impairment in the musculoskeletal system in the child, it is necessary to seek help from a specialist urgently and as soon as possible. The alarming symptoms include:
- different lengths of arms or legs;
- asymmetrical buttock folds in infants;
- curvature of the spine or neck;
- restriction of head and limb movements;
- deformations of joints and bones;
- posture disorders (stooped posture, skewing in the shoulder girdle or lower back);
- pain in joints or bones while walking or in a stationary position;
- clubfoot;
- motor skills disorders of the hands.
It is also necessary to consult a specialist in cases of dislocations, fractures, and other injuries, as well as suspicions of rickets, cerebral palsy, and birth injuries.
It is important to show the child to the orthopedic doctor before starting school or engaging in sports activities, as only a doctor can determine what level of physical load is acceptable.
For scheduled or unscheduled examinations, the medical center "Dobrobut" offers consultations with the best pediatric orthopedic-traumatologists in Kyiv. Our specialists are leading experts in pediatric traumatology and orthopedics, regularly attending conferences and professional development courses in Ukraine and abroad. The clinic is equipped with modern diagnostic equipment, allowing for a thorough examination, and making treatment as safe and effective as possible.
By contacting us, you are guaranteed to receive a solution to your problem, professionalism and attention, quality service, prompt service, and a pleasant atmosphere—all at the most loyal and accessible prices in Kyiv.
How does a consultation with a pediatric orthopedic-traumatologist proceed?
A consultation with an orthopedic doctor does not require any special preparation. First, the specialist will conduct an interview with the parents or the child and perform an examination. If you have visited other orthopedic-traumatologists before, it is necessary to bring all medical documentation (previous medical conclusions) with you. To clarify the diagnosis, the orthopedic-traumatologist may prescribe additional examinations such as ultrasound, X-rays, CT scans, or MRI. Based on the accumulated data from these examinations, the specialist will make a diagnosis and develop the most effective treatment strategy.