Highest level of orthopedic care for your child.

Rainbow Children’s Hospital has dedicated pediatric orthopedic specialists & surgeons available 24/7 specializing in treating children who suffer from fractures, ligament injuries, and dislocations. Rainbow Children’s Hospital in Hyderabad provides one of the best pediatric orthopedic care and treatment with round-the-clock emergency care and therapy. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Rainbow Children’s Hospital has dedicated pediatric orthopedic specialists & surgeons available 24/7 specializing in treating children who suffer from fractures, ligament injuries, and dislocations. Rainbow Children’s Hospital in Hyderabad provides one of the best pediatric orthopedic care and treatment with round-the-clock emergency care and therapy.

Rainbow Children’s Hospital provides one of the best pediatric orthopedic care and treatment with round-the-clock emergency care and therapy for all types of injuries and emergencies related to orthopedics at its healthcare units in the cities of Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Vizag, and Vijayawada. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Rainbow Children’s Hospital provides one of the best pediatric orthopedic care and treatment with round-the-clock emergency care and therapy for all types of injuries and emergencies related to orthopedics at its healthcare units in the cities of Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Vizag, and Vijayawada.

The different pediatric orthopedic conditions include the following:\n\n Bone\n Fractures\n Bone deformities\n Bone tumors\n Bone infections\n Spinal deformities\n Nonunions - fractures fail to heal\n Malunions - fractures heal in the wrong position\n Need for amputating\n Joint problems\n Arthritis\n Dislocation\n Tear in the ligaments\n Joint pain\n Inflammation\n Joint swelling\n Bursitis\n Foot and ankle\n Sprains\n Joint pain\n Arthritis\n Hammertoe\n Bunions\n Fractures\n Fasciitis\n Heel pain\n Ligament or tendon injury\n Sesamoiditis\n Heel spurs\n Ankle and foot deformities\n Tarsal tunnel syndrome\n Wrist and hand\n Joint pain\n Fractures\n Arthritis\n Infection\n Tears in tendon\n Ganglion cyst\n Ligament or tendon injury\n Carpal tunnel syndrome\n Tendinitis\n Shoulder\n Arthritis\n Dislocation\n Separation\n Fractures\n SLAP tears\n Bursitis\n Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis\n Rotator cuff tendinitis\n Rotator cuff tear\n Impingement syndrome\n Torn labrum\n Foreign of loose bodies\n Knee\n Pain\n Fractures\n Meniscus injuries\n Cartilage injuries\n Tendinitis\n Foreign or loose bodies\n Dislocation of the patella or the kneecap\n Tears or sprains in ligaments like medial collateral, anterior cruciate, lateral collateral ligament tears, and posterior cruciate\n Osgood-Schlatter disease\n Elbow\n Pain\n Fractures\n Arthritis\n Tears or sprains in ligaments\n Elbow contractures of stiffness\n Golfers or tennis elbow (tendonitis or epicondylitis)\n Separation\n Dislocation\n Foreign or loose bodies\n Bursitis\n Spine\n Spinal cord injuries\n Fractures\n Spine infection\n Herniated or slipped disk\n Spinal tumor\n Spinal stenosis\n Scoliosis :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather The different pediatric orthopedic conditions include the following:

Bone
Fractures
Bone deformities
Bone tumors
Bone infections
Spinal deformities
Nonunions - fractures fail to heal
Malunions - fractures heal in the wrong position
Need for amputating
Joint problems
Arthritis
Dislocation
Tear in the ligaments
Joint pain
Inflammation
Joint swelling
Bursitis
Foot and ankle
Sprains
Joint pain
Arthritis
Hammertoe
Bunions
Fractures
Fasciitis
Heel pain
Ligament or tendon injury
Sesamoiditis
Heel spurs
Ankle and foot deformities
Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Wrist and hand
Joint pain
Fractures
Arthritis
Infection
Tears in tendon
Ganglion cyst
Ligament or tendon injury
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Tendinitis
Shoulder
Arthritis
Dislocation
Separation
Fractures
SLAP tears
Bursitis
Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis
Rotator cuff tendinitis
Rotator cuff tear
Impingement syndrome
Torn labrum
Foreign of loose bodies
Knee
Pain
Fractures
Meniscus injuries
Cartilage injuries
Tendinitis
Foreign or loose bodies
Dislocation of the patella or the kneecap
Tears or sprains in ligaments like medial collateral, anterior cruciate, lateral collateral ligament tears, and posterior cruciate
Osgood-Schlatter disease
Elbow
Pain
Fractures
Arthritis
Tears or sprains in ligaments
Elbow contractures of stiffness
Golfers or tennis elbow (tendonitis or epicondylitis)
Separation
Dislocation
Foreign or loose bodies
Bursitis
Spine
Spinal cord injuries
Fractures
Spine infection
Herniated or slipped disk
Spinal tumor
Spinal stenosis
Scoliosis

It is true that the remodeling and healing capacity of children after injuries is better than that of an adult. However, there are some key distinctions. For example, growing children have unique physical or growth plate injuries. If these are left undetected or treated inappropriately, they can heal with permanent sequelae like a length discrepancy or a deformity. It is because of this that developmental problems like hip dysplasia are screened for in babies so that it can be identified and treated early. If these early simple measures are not taken, it will require complicated interventions later that will have an adverse effect on your child’s health.\n\nIn a growing child, there are unique pathologies like the developmental coxa vara, idiopathic scoliosis, Perthes’ disease, and slipped upper femoral epiphysis. To treat this, the orthopedic surgeon should have a thorough understanding of the condition’s natural history. This helps in the identification of any potential radiological and adverse clinical changes requiring proactive and early intervention. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather It is true that the remodeling and healing capacity of children after injuries is better than that of an adult. However, there are some key distinctions. For example, growing children have unique physical or growth plate injuries. If these are left undetected or treated inappropriately, they can heal with permanent sequelae like a length discrepancy or a deformity. It is because of this that developmental problems like hip dysplasia are screened for in babies so that it can be identified and treated early. If these early simple measures are not taken, it will require complicated interventions later that will have an adverse effect on your child’s health.

In a growing child, there are unique pathologies like the developmental coxa vara, idiopathic scoliosis, Perthes’ disease, and slipped upper femoral epiphysis. To treat this, the orthopedic surgeon should have a thorough understanding of the condition’s natural history. This helps in the identification of any potential radiological and adverse clinical changes requiring proactive and early intervention.

Modern practices and anesthetic techniques are extremely safe. They have reduced the incident rate of adverse events. Before the surgical procedure starts, an anesthetist will evaluate your child. This may include a blood investigation. So, make sure that the anesthetist has all the information regarding your child’s medical problems and the ongoing medications.\n\nSurgery can be stressful for everyone. For a parent, the stress is even more. However, it is important that the parents have a positive and calm demeanor as your child will be influenced by your reaction. Also, discuss all your anxieties and doubts with your surgeon. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Modern practices and anesthetic techniques are extremely safe. They have reduced the incident rate of adverse events. Before the surgical procedure starts, an anesthetist will evaluate your child. This may include a blood investigation. So, make sure that the anesthetist has all the information regarding your child’s medical problems and the ongoing medications.
Modern practices and anesthetic techniques are extremely safe. They have reduced the incident rate of adverse events. Before the surgical procedure starts, an anesthetist will evaluate your child. This may include a blood investigation. So, make sure that the anesthetist has all the information regarding your child’s medical problems and the ongoing medications.\n\nSurgery can be stressful for everyone. For a parent, the stress is even more. However, it is important that the parents have a positive and calm demeanor as your child will be influenced by your reaction. Also, discuss all your anxieties and doubts with your surgeon. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather
Modern practices and anesthetic techniques are extremely safe. They have reduced the incident rate of adverse events. Before the surgical procedure starts, an anesthetist will evaluate your child. This may include a blood investigation. So, make sure that the anesthetist has all the information regarding your child’s medical problems and the ongoing medications.\n\nSurgery can be stressful for everyone. For a parent, the stress is even more. However, it is important that the parents have a positive and calm demeanor as your child will be influenced by your reaction. Also, discuss all your anxieties and doubts with your surgeon. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Surgery can be stressful for everyone. For a parent, the stress is even more. However, it is important that the parents have a positive and calm demeanor as your child will be influenced by your reaction. Also, discuss all your anxieties and doubts with your surgeon.

Diagnostic tests are mostly painless. The diagnostic procedure that you will be going through will depend on the injury or condition. The most common radiology and imaging tests are X-rays, CT scans, bone scans, ultrasound, MRI, etc. All of these are painless. If you are being diagnosed with arthritis, the doctor might perform a minimally invasive laboratory test requiring joint fluid. This might be a little painful. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Diagnostic tests are mostly painless. The diagnostic procedure that you will be going through will depend on the injury or condition. The most common radiology and imaging tests are X-rays, CT scans, bone scans, ultrasound, MRI, etc. All of these are painless. If you are being diagnosed with arthritis, the doctor might perform a minimally invasive laboratory test requiring joint fluid. This might be a little painful.

Almost all the diagnostic imaging procedures are extremely safe for pregnant women. The American College of Radiology has stated that a single X-ray procedure doesn’t have enough radiation exposure for threatening the health of the developing fetus or embryo. However, if you are unsure, you can discuss with your doctor the safest imaging procedure. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Almost all the diagnostic imaging procedures are extremely safe for pregnant women. The American College of Radiology has stated that a single X-ray procedure doesn’t have enough radiation exposure for threatening the health of the developing fetus or embryo. However, if you are unsure, you can discuss with your doctor the safest imaging procedure.