Upper limb deformities in children may affect hand and arm function. At Aarshiva Hospital and ICU, we provide expert evaluation and surgical correction based on age and functional needs, followed by rehabilitation to restore strength, movement, and independence.
Upper limb deformities in children can involve the shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, or hand. These deformities may be congenital (present at birth) or acquired due to injury, infection, or neurological conditions. Early orthopedic evaluation is important to improve function and prevent long-term limitations.
At Aarshiva Hospital and ICU, we provide comprehensive assessment and advanced treatment for pediatric upper limb deformities to restore normal function and enhance quality of life.
Congenital hand differences
Finger deformities
Elbow stiffness or deformity
Forearm rotation abnormalities
Post-traumatic deformities
Growth-related limb abnormalities
Limited hand or arm movement
Difficulty gripping or holding objects
Visible limb deformity
Functional limitations in daily activities
Pain or stiffness
Thorough assessment of bone alignment, joint movement, muscle strength, and functional ability.
Corrective procedures are carefully planned according to the child’s age, growth potential, and functional requirements.
Post-surgical rehabilitation plays a crucial role in restoring mobility, improving strength, and enhancing coordination.
Improve hand and arm function
Restore proper limb alignment
Enhance independence in daily activities
Prevent progressive deformity
Support normal growth and development
At Aarshiva Hospital and ICU, our child-focused orthopedic care ensures safe, precise, and individualized treatment for upper limb deformities, helping children achieve better movement and confidence.
