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Arkansas Children's Orthopedics offers prenatal consults for pregnant women whose doctor has prenatally diagnosed their child with an orthopedic-related condition.
Physical Therapy services at Arkansas Children's are individually tailored to help each client achieve the highest possible level of independence with their mobility.
Arkansas Children's Sports Medicine provides treatment and prevention of knee injuries, ACL tears, ankle injuries, labral tears, fractures and more in athletes.
The Orthopedic Department at Arkansas Children's evaluates and treats orthopedic problems involving the bones, joints and muscles.
The hand clinic offers services for trauma, congenital and acquired deformities of the hand and upper extremities from simple fractures to complete reconstruction.
The Orthopedic Limb Reconstruction Clinic treats both congenital and acquired conditions related to the bones.
The Concussion Clinic at ACH offers a comprehensive approach to the evaluation and management of the student athlete who might have sustained a concussion.
Arkansas Children's offers orthotic and prosthetic (O&P) services to patients by providing specialized equipment they need to help achieve their own success.
The Rehabilitation and Therapy department at Arkansas Children's evaluates and treats inpatient and outpatients with functional limitations to promote maximum independence and quality of life.
Neuromuscular disorders like myopathies, muscular dystrophies, neuropathies and more are treated by specialists in the ACH Neuromuscular Program.
The Bone and Soft-tissue Tumor Program at Arkansas Children's Hospital provides specialty care for children with bone, muscle, or connective tissue cancer.
Learn how prenatal orthopedic consults can help detect possible issues with the spine or limbs while the child is in utero.
It’s easy for teens and children to slouch while working on homework, texting, playing their favorite video game or while competing, but maintaining proper posture can save them from neck and back pain as they grow.
Returning to activity too soon after a sports injury can put children at risk of causing further damage. Learn how the experts on the sports medicine team at Arkansas Children's follow a comprehensive plan to keep children safe after injuries.
Dr. Theresa Wyrick, orthopedic surgeon at Arkansas Children's Hospital, performed a seamless operation for a patient with a one of the most common hand anomalies, preaxial polydactyly.
A physician from Arkansas Children's Northwest (ACNW) Sports Medicine shares how the Pediatric Sports Medicine Program provides comprehensive care to athletes on and off the field.
Keep young athletes safe from heat stroke. Discover critical tips on hydration, acclimatization and recognizing early symptoms.
The prognosis and treatment plan for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is explained by Dr. David Bumpass, an orthopedic spine surgeon at Arkansas Children's Hospital.