Children and teens tend to be more flexible however if your child is experiencing persistent back pain, at HCA UK we can help.
Paediatric orthopaedic conditions
Back pain in children and teens
Baker's cysts in children
A Baker's cyst is a visible swelling that can form at the back of your child's knee.
Kyphosis in children
Kyphosis in children is sometimes called juvenile kyphosis or roundback. If your child has kyphosis, their back will appear markedly curved when viewed from the side. Depending on the severity of the condition, your child may be treated with physiotherapy, a special brace, or in severe cases, surgery to prevent further curving.
Osteoarthritis
The discomfort from cartilage wear and tear in a joint can increase over time. Ultimately, chronic pain may require expert intervention to find relief and improve mobility.
Paediatric fractures
Your child’s bones are softer than an adult’s bones, which means that they are more easily broken. Fractures are usually diagnosed with an X-ray and our consultants can treat them with surgery or a non-surgical procedure called a ‘closed reduction’ to reset the bone. After a closed reduction, the injured area might be put in a plaster case to protect it while it heals.
Paediatric knee and ligament injuries
For paediatric knee and ligament injuries we offer inpatient and outpatient care at the following locations
Scoliosis in children
A spinal curve that may take the shape of a single or double curve is treated by a team of paediatric spinal surgeons, neurosurgeons and therapists at The Portland Hospital.
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Book your appointment
To book an HCA UK appointment for your child our team can help with any enquiries or you can make an appointment for them with one of our experienced paediatric consultants.