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Lower limb defects - what are the most common limb deformities?
Congenital defects of the lower extremities are usually caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Nevertheless, it is worth remembering that the risk of a similar defect appearing in siblings or offspring of the affected person is about 2 to 3 percent. Find out what are acquired and congenital defects of the lower limbs and how to treat them.
Juvenile sclerosis of the femoral head (SCFE)
One of the most common diseases of the hip joint in childhood is slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE). It involves the separation of a portion of the femoral head at the level of the growth cartilage, which is usually caused by circulation disorders in the cartilage area or trauma to the hip joint.
Aesthetic limb lengthening
Aesthetic limb lengthening is a procedure that is increasingly popular among people who want to improve their body proportions. It can increase height by up to several centimeters, which can significantly improve self-esteem and quality of life. Patients gain more self-confidence and a better sense of well-being.
Travel Turnout 2023 - REGISTRATIONS
We are very excited to announce that the Paley European Institute will soon host a TRAVEL TURNUS aimed at patients with MPD (cerebral palsy) under hemiplegia.
What does a children's sports medicine doctor do?
What does a sports medicine doctor for children and adolescents do? His main task is to assess whether and to what extent a young patient can play sports. This will ensure that physical activity is safe and beneficial to health.
Ultrasound of the Hips in Young Children
Early detection of musculoskeletal abnormalities is extremely important for infants. That is why it is worthwhile to perform a hip ultrasound in children. What does it consist in? Why should it be done? When is it recommended? The following article will dispel all your doubts about ultrasound of children's hips.





