Deformity Correction

Deformity Correction Treatment in Paschim Vihar by Dr. Anurag Sharma

Expert Bone Deformity Specialist in Paschim Vihar

Bone deformities can affect mobility, appearance, and overall quality of life. Dr. Anurag Sharma provides advanced Deformity Correction Treatment in Paschim Vihar using modern orthopaedic surgical techniques to correct bone alignment and restore normal function.

Deformities may be present since birth or develop due to injury, infection, or diseases affecting bone growth.

What is Deformity Correction?

Deformity correction is an orthopaedic procedure used to realign bones and joints that are abnormally shaped or positioned.

It is used for:

·         Bow legs

·         Knock knees

·         Limb length differences

·         Bone angulation problems

·         Post-traumatic deformities

Symptoms of Bone Deformities

·         Uneven walking pattern

·         Visible bone curvature

·         Pain in joints

·         Difficulty standing or walking

·         Limb length difference

·         Joint instability

Causes of Deformities

Congenital Conditions

Present from birth.

Rickets or Nutritional Deficiency

Weak bone development.

Trauma or Fractures

Improper healing leads to deformity.

Infections

Bone infections affecting structure.

Genetic Disorders

Abnormal bone growth patterns.

Procedure Explanation

Step 1: Evaluation

X-rays and physical assessment.

Step 2: Surgical Planning

Customized correction plan.

Step 3: Bone Realignment

Bones are cut and repositioned.

Step 4: Fixation

Plates, screws, or external fixators are used.

Step 5: Healing Phase

Bone gradually heals in correct alignment.

Recovery Process

·         Gradual weight bearing

·         Physiotherapy support

·         Regular follow-ups

·         Bone strengthening exercises

Benefits

·         Improved walking ability

·         Better body alignment

·         Pain reduction

·         Enhanced appearance

·         Improved mobility

FAQs

1.      Is deformity correction painful?
Pain is controlled with medications.

2.      How long does recovery take?
Several weeks to months depending on severity.

3.      Is surgery safe?
Yes, when performed by experienced surgeons.

4.      Can children undergo correction?
Yes, depending on age and condition.

5.      Are implants permanent?
Sometimes temporary, sometimes permanent.

6.      Is physiotherapy required?
Yes, it is essential.

7.      Can deformities return?
Rare if treated properly.

8.      When can normal walking resume?
Gradually after healing phase

Category : Deformity Correction