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You may be wondering what a cartilaginous outgrowth is. The causes of this benign lesion can be varied, and its symptoms can affect quality of life. Chondrocartilage outgrowth is a pathological growth of bone and cartilage tissue that most often occurs during childhood and adolescence. Want to learn more? Read on!

Wondering what childhood cerebral palsy (MPD) is and how to recognize it? In the following article, we will answer these questions. At Paley European Institute, we know all about MPD and its treatment. We not only diagnose this complex disease, but also provide comprehensive care aimed at improving the quality of life of young patients and their families. Check out how we work!

Rehabilitation after surgery is undoubtedly one of the most important stages in the process of recovery to full health. Thanks to it, it is possible to effectively restore the strength and full functionality of the hand. However, it is worth being aware that in the case of younger patients, rehabilitation should not only be effective, but also child-friendly. Therefore, preparing your child for therapy after upper limb surgery should begin long before the first visit to intensive rehabilitation. It is important that the process is well thought out and adapted to the age, needs and psychophysical capabilities of the young patient.

We are very pleased to announce that members of the student scientific society SKN Reconstructive and Pediatric Orthopedics, associated with the Paley European Institute, achieved outstanding success at the 20th International and 62nd National Conference Juvenes Pro Medicina 2024. This prestigious event took place at the Medical University of Lodz from May 9-12.

Maciej Pelc on bike to Lisbon to raise funds for brother's surgery - Paley European Institute expert comments for TVN Facts. The Paley European Institute reports on a mention in a recent TVN Facts report of an unusual initiative. Maciej Pelc cycled from Wroclaw to Lisbon to raise funds for an operation for his older brother, Simon.

The hip inversion muscles play a key role in maintaining motor control of our bodies. They are essential for many daily activities, such as walking, running and even standing. However, in the case of diseases such as cerebral palsy, the function of these muscles can be significantly reduced, leading to difficulties in performing even simple tasks. That's why it's a good idea to learn how to strengthen these muscles through proper exercises at the gym.