We're a multidisciplinary team (a team made up a range of different healthcare professionals) specialising in the treatment of bone and joint problems in children.
We are the largest dedicated children's orthopaedic unit in the region, providing 4,500 outpatient appointments and around 500 operations a year.
What we do
We treat bone and joint problems in children. We cover all aspects of general paediatric orthopaedic surgery including upper and lower limb problems. We specialise in the management of the orthopaedic aspects of neuromuscular disease, especially cerebral palsy.
We apply the most modern and up-to-date strategies to treat children with neuromuscular problems. There is a dedicated teenager complex hip clinic and we also treat sports injuries in adolescents. We provide a number of other subspecialised clinics including baby hip dysplasia, ponseti and triage clinics.
Find out more about what we treat on the conditions page.
Working together
Many of our patients have multiple and complex needs, and we work closely with other teams including the skeletal dysplasia service.
We also help our colleagues in the accident and emergency department to care for children with orthopaedic emergencies, including fractures and infections.