There’s a care team supporting every pediatric orthopedic surgery at Shriners Children’s.

Our surgeons are known nationally and internationally for their contributions to the field of orthopedics for children. With their expertise in treating children from toddlers to teens, they understand the challenges of planning ahead for growing bones and bodies.

Our nurses, social services staff, and physical and occupational therapists specialize in pediatrics; they know how to meet a child's emotional and physical needs as that child prepares for surgery and progresses through their recovery. Specialists in child development from our Child Life program provide support during this time as well, to ease fear and anxiety. They provide comfort and coping strategies, along with opportunities for fun and creative activities, and time for play.

Every child is different, and so is each pediatric orthopedic surgery. We'll be here to answer your questions before and after surgery, and throughout your child’s recovery and rehabilitation. Just ask!

We look forward to sharing in your child's future following their surgery. We celebrate our patients as they increase their independence, build confidence and reach their greatest potential.

Specific treatments and services may vary by location. Please contact a specific location for more information.

Before surgery, I could not wear normal shoes. But now, I’m a shoe shopaholic!  
Olivia, Greenville
female patient during motion analysis test

Measuring a Body in Motion

Using data recorded by a motion capture camera system – similar to the ones used for digital animation – physicians can measure the severity of several orthopedic conditions and develop a plan for treatment.

Conditions We Treat

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Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Commonly referred to as brittle bone disease, osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a rare, permanent genetic disorder that prevents the building of strong bones.

Next Steps

Request an Appointment

Families and caregivers seeking treatment should start by contacting us for an appointment.

Log in to the Patient Portal

Parents and guardians of existing patients can email, request records, schedule appointments and more.

Refer a Patient

Physicians and healthcare providers can request appointments, start transfers or contact us with questions.