The joy of having a newborn baby is accompanied by health-related worries about their well-being. Many parents remain unaware of the fact that hip problems represent a common concern for their babies. Your baby's hip development receive regular examination by  The...

Tibial hemimelia is an uncommon congenital limb deficiency that causes babies to lack either part or all of their larger tibial bone. Type 4 is unique because patients maintain a knee joint, unlike other severe cases. This condition prevents children from reaching...

Knock knees are common in children. In this condition, the knees touch while the ankles stay apart. Many kids have it when they start walking; it usually improves as they grow. However, in some cases, knock knees may persist longer and cause discomfort. Weak bones and...

Scoliosis, pelvic obliquity, and windswept hip deformity are examples of postural abnormalities that can develop in children with cerebral palsy as they become older, even if they may not have any at birth. This could impair respiratory function and impact survival in...

Tibial hemimelia is quite a rare condition that can significantly impact a person's quality of life. It is associated with other congenital limb deficiency that includes anomalies, duplications, and deficiencies. Now, here, the spectrum of pathological findings is...