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What is SEMLS surgery? Children with neurological conditions, such as cerebral palsy (CP), often struggle with muscle tone disorders, contractures, and musculoskeletal deformities, which over time can affect their mobility and independence. In such cases, symptomatic treatment alone may not be sufficient—a comprehensive approach is necessary that takes into account both the functioning […]

Limb lengthening is a procedure that, for decades, has been associated primarily with the Ilizarov method—that is, an external fixator, rods passing through the skin and bone, and a long, painful healing process. Today, however, more and more patients and surgeons are turning to a solution that eliminates most of these drawbacks: the PRECICE system. Its mechanism of action and clinical results are described in detail in an expert article […]

It is with great joy and pride that we announce that the Paley European Institute has received the “Patient Trust Leader 2026” Quality Seal and the “Golden Laurel for Patient Care” Special Award in the National Quality Competition organized by the European Center for Quality Research. We received the awards during the ceremonial Final Gala, which took place on July 6, 2026, in Warsaw. This is a truly special moment for us […]

How to treat bowlegs in adults? Bowlegs, medically known as genu valgum, is a misalignment of the lower limbs that can lead not only to cosmetic concerns but, above all, to joint strain, pain, and the gradual development of degenerative changes. Although genu valgum is most commonly associated with children, many patients do not seek specialist care until they are […]

Do you know what stenosis is? Back pain, numbness in the limbs, muscle weakness, or difficulty walking even short distances can have many causes. One of the most commonly diagnosed degenerative spinal conditions is stenosis, or the narrowing of the spaces through which nerve structures pass. If left untreated, this condition can lead to progressive neurological disorders and a significant limitation of daily activities. Modern diagnostics […]

How to Treat a Spinal Hernia? A spinal hernia is one of the most common causes of back pain and neurological disorders in adults. This condition occurs when the nucleus pulposus of an intervertebral disc protrudes through a damaged annulus fibrosus and begins to compress the surrounding nerves or the spinal cord. It is this compression mechanism that is responsible for the characteristic neurological symptoms of a spinal herniated disc, which can […]