Orthopaedics SA

Paediatrics conditions & treatments

Our specialists deliver expert orthopaedic care to support children’s movement, development, and active lifestyles.

Paediatrics conditions

  • Orthopaedic specialist evaluating mobility in young patient's legs

    Bow Leg and Knock Knees

    Both bow legs and knock knees are common in children as they grow and almost always correct by themselves. When standing with their feet and ankles together, a child with

  • Paediatric orthopaedic specialist examining young patient's leg mobility during clinical assessment, with child resting on examination table in modern medical facility

    Club Foot

    Club foot or congenital tulips equinovarus (CTEV), is a foot abnormality present at birth where the baby’s toes point downwards and the whole foot is turned inwards.

  • Paediatric orthopaedic consultation with young child seated in colourful chair while specialist demonstrates anatomical joint model and explains treatment to parent

    Flat Feet

    Flat feet (or pes planus) are a common developmental childhood condition in children. Flat feet occurs due to developing muscle tone, generous padding of fat and flexible ankle ligaments. This

  • Hip Dysplasia (DDH)

    Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is a common condition that occurs when the ball at the top of a child’s thigh bone is not stable within the hip socket

  • Orthopaedic specialist gently examining toddler's wrist and finger mobility during clinical assessment, providing attentive care in professional medical environment

    Paediatric Fractures

    Fractures, or broken bones, are a common childhood injury. Paediatric fractures differ from those experienced by adults due to differences in anatomy and biomechanics and therefore benefit from specialised care.

  • Orthopaedic specialist examining young patient's posture during spinal assessment

    Scoliosis

    Scoliosis is a sideways curve of the spine with rotation of the vertebrae. The most commonly seen scoliosis is Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis, and develops during the years of rapid growth.

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Our surgeons are highly qualified to offer personalised treatments tailored to your needs. We take the time to listen, explain your options, and ensure every decision is made with your well-being in mind.

Why Orthopaedics SA?

Comprehensive care

From arthritis to sports injuries, we treat a full spectrum of bone and joint conditions to keep you moving.

Expert surgeons

Our highly trained doctors have years of experience delivering precise and effective treatments.

SA’s largest practice

With 23 specialists, we offer unmatched expertise and evidence-based care for every patient.

Multiple locations

We have multiple clinics across South Australia, making it simple to find expert care nearby.

Patient-centric approach

We prioritise understanding your condition to ensure every treatment recommendation feels right for you.

Reliable support

Our team of nurses and administrative staff works behind the scenes to make your experience smooth and stress-free.

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Information on paediatrics

Paediatric orthopaedics specialises in the prevention, diagnosis, management and treatment of musculoskeletal problems in children from birth through to adulthood (18 years). Caring for the individual orthopaedic needs of children is a priority at Orthopaedics SA. Our paediatric specialists have undertaken specialised training in this field, giving them expert knowledge of the specific needs of the growing child.

At Orthopaedics SA our paediatric specialists provide care for a full range of orthopaedic problems and disorders which can affect children’s bones, muscles and joints from birth through to maturity. From the treatment of fractures and acute sporting injuries, to the management of developmental, congenital and neurological disorders, Orthopaedics SA provides the very best level of specialised care and support for patients and their families.

We take responsibility for our patient’s experience

From your initial consultation to follow-up care, our team will guide you through every step of your treatment. Your specialist will provide a detailed recovery plan, including physical therapy to restore function and prevent future injuries.

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