Pediatric Traumatologist–Orthopedic Surgeon  (for children from 7 years of age)

Pediatric Traumatologist–Orthopedic Surgeon (for children from 7 years of age)

What is a Pediatric Traumatologist–Orthopedic Surgeon?

A pediatric traumatologist–orthopedic surgeon is a medical specialist who diagnoses, treats, and prevents bone, joint, muscle, and ligament disorders in children and adolescents.

This specialist helps children recover after injuries and manages musculoskeletal development disorders, ensuring that the child can move freely and without pain.

What Does a Pediatric Traumatologist–Orthopedic Surgeon Do?

A pediatric traumatologist–orthopedic surgeon:

  • Performs examinations and diagnostics after injuries and fractures;

  • Assesses the child’s posture, gait, and foot development;

  • Diagnoses and treats joint, muscle, and skeletal deformities (such as flat feet, scoliosis, knee or hip deformities);

  • Advises on appropriate physical activity, sports, and orthopedic footwear;

  • Provides rehabilitation and prevention recommendations to avoid repeated injuries or improper skeletal development.

When Should You See a Pediatric Traumatologist–Orthopedic Surgeon?

It is recommended to consult a pediatric traumatologist–orthopedic surgeon if your child:

  • Experiences pain in joints, back, or legs;

  • Has swelling or discomfort that persists after a fall, fracture, or sprain;

  • Shows changes in movement – limping, difficulty walking, or asymmetry;

  • Has visible foot deformities (e.g., flat feet, inward foot rotation);

  • Is physically active or engaged in sports with a high risk of injury;

  • Has a family history of orthopedic or congenital deformities.

An early visit to a specialist helps prevent serious complications and supports healthy growth and development.

How Does a Pediatric Traumatologist–Orthopedic Surgeon Treat Patients?

Treatment is tailored individually according to the child’s age, diagnosis, and physical development.

The doctor may use:

  • Orthopedic aids (insoles, corsets, orthoses);

  • Immobilization (casts, splints, or braces after fractures or sprains);

  • Minimally invasive surgical procedures, if necessary;

  • Collaboration with physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists for long-term treatment.

  • The goal is to restore full mobility and prevent deformities, ensuring a healthy and active childhood.

Why Choose Our Pediatric Traumatologist–Orthopedic Surgeon?

  • Experienced specialists in pediatric orthopedics and trauma care;

  • Modern diagnostic and treatment technologies;

  • Individual approach to each patient;

  • Friendly and child-centered communication.

Both insurance-covered and paid services are available.