Congenital Limb Differences
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Expert Care for Congenital Limb Differences from Childhood Through Adulthood
Conditions such as tibial hemimelia, fibular hemimelia, proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD), symbrachydactyly, and other congenital limb differences require highly specialized, long-term expertise. We treat patients of all ages with a compassionate, family-centered approach.
Our Expertise Includes:
- Comprehensive evaluation of limb differences
- Limb lengthening and reconstruction when beneficial
- Osseointegration for those who have undergone amputation
- Advanced prosthetic solutions tailored to growing children and active adults
- Multidisciplinary team including pediatric orthopedic specialists
Comprehensive evaluation of limb differences
Limb lengthening and reconstruction when beneficial
Osseointegration for those who have undergone amputation
Advanced prosthetic solutions tailored to growing children and active adults
Multidisciplinary team including pediatric orthopedic specialists
We understand the unique challenges families face — from early childhood development to sports participation and long-term independence. Our goal is to maximize function while minimizing the number of surgeries over a lifetime.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common congenital limb differences you treat?
We commonly treat tibial hemimelia, fibular hemimelia, proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD), symbrachydactyly, and other congenital conditions.
At what age should my child be evaluated?
Early evaluation (even in infancy) is beneficial. We create long-term plans that grow with your child, minimizing surgeries while maximizing function.
Can adults with congenital limb differences still benefit from treatment?
Absolutely. Many adults seek us for better prosthetic options, pain relief, or improved mobility through osseointegration and advanced prosthetics.
Is limb lengthening always necessary?
No. We only recommend lengthening when it will meaningfully improve function or prosthetic fit. Many patients do very well with optimized prosthetics or osseointegration.
Do you accept international patients for congenital cases?
Yes. We regularly treat families from around the world.
