Reconstructive procedure in sagittal hemimelia
Our facility is the first and currently the only one in Europe to be able to use an external camera designed by Dr. Dr. Paley.
New generation of outdoor cameras
The new generation of hearing aids is much more friendly to the young patient. Compared to earlier models, they are much lighter, smaller and much easier to function with in daily life. They allow for seamless lengthening of very small bones, as in the case of Hubert, whose tibia bone was only 5 cm.
We can admit that this is the shortest shank on which the device was applied, which, thanks to its innovation, gives the best possible treatment result.
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August 18, 2026
Rehabilitation After SEMLS Surgery—What Can the Child Expect in the Year Following the Procedure?
What does rehabilitation look like after orthopedic surgery for a child? SEMLS (Single-Event Multilevel Surgery) allows for the simultaneous correction of several orthopedic problems in children with neurological disorders, primarily cerebral palsy. The surgery itself, however, is only one stage of treatment. Equally important is a properly planned rehabilitation program following SEMLS surgery, which helps the child regain mobility and learn […]
August 18, 2026
Home Care After a Child's Orthopedic Surgery – A Practical Guide for Parents
A child’s return home after orthopedic surgery is an important stage of treatment. This is when parents take on a large part of the daily care—helping with mobility, personal care, administering medications, and following specialists’ recommendations. Home care following a child’s orthopedic surgery requires proper preparation, as the first few weeks after the procedure may look completely different from the family’s previous daily routine. […]
July 16, 2026
What is SEMLS surgery, and who needs it?
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 […]