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Department Deformity correction

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The interdisciplinary department for complex conditions of the spinal column and extremities is the only one of its kind in Switzerland. Our highly specialised surgeons use the most precise, cutting-edge techniques available to treat congenital and acquired deformities throughout the musculoskeletal system. This unique interdisciplinary approach, which involves collective case discussions and coordinated operations, makes it possible to provide the best medical care to those affected.

Paediatric Orthopaedics

Mo–Th 8:00–17:00
Fr 8:00–16:00
Sa–Su Closed

Treatments

  • Club foot
  • Scoliosis – curvature of the spine
  • Hip dysplasia
  • Hallux valgus
  • Leg length discrepancy and axial deviations – treatment with external fixation techniques
  • Leg lengthening with magnetically driven intramedullary nail
  • Leg lengthening with Precice intramedullary nail in cases of post-traumatic leg length discrepancy
  • Correction of accident-related deformities of the forearm, hand and wrist

Our deformity correction specialists

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New study makes it easier to conduct patient surveys following hand surgery

How well does the hand function again in everyday life following treatment? That is precisely what interests us at the Schulthess Klinik. A new study now shows that significantly fewer questions are needed than before to assess this reliably. This makes patient surveys easier and, at the same time, helps to further improve treatments.

Read more about New study makes it easier to conduct patient surveys following hand surgery