Have you or your child recently undergone limb reconstruction surgery? It’s normal to have questions. From pin site care to rehabilitation exercises, these post-operative care videos have you covered.

A comprehensive guide on external fixation - including pin site care, physiotherapy, splints and aids, daily living, follow-ups, and finally removal. Using an external fixator, our team can correct multiple limb problems.

Sometimes an internal nail and magnet can be used for lengthening . This guide covers information on the operation, aftercare, and your role in the lengthening process.

Plates are used to correct knock knees or bowed legs. They are inserted in the bone to guide growth of the legs until they are straight.

Do you and your child need extra support? Child Life Specialists are educated and clinically trained in the developmental impact of any illness and injury you may have. Click on the blue button to learn more.

An epiphysiodesis is an operation used to stop a bone from growing. It is used to correct limb length differences. This guide will provide more information about the procedure and help you better prepare.

By consistently following the exercise program provided by our clinic team, you can reduce soreness, increase flexibility and strength, ensure your muscles catch-up to your lengthening bone, and speed-up recovery.

Crutches are used to help with balance, walking, and doing everyday activities. Learning how to properly use crutches is important for safe use, quicker recovery, and increased confidence.