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Orthopaedic Programs

The Division of Orthopaedic Surgery has developed specialized programs to treat certain conditions in the most comprehensive way possible. Browse our list of programs to learn more about the expert-led initiatives that can help treat your child.

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Bone Health Program

Lurie Children’s Bone Health Program is the only comprehensive, multidisciplinary pediatric bone health program in a free-standing children’s hospital in Illinois, treating children and adolescents.

Brachial Plexus Program

We offer Illinois's most comprehensive multidisciplinary program for infants and children with brachial plexus palsy, treating from birth through adolescence.

Clubfoot Program

Lurie Children’s offers a comprehensive and multidisciplinary program for clubfoot, a congenital condition that can affect one or both feet in newborns.

Concussion Program

The concussion clinic at Lurie Children’s Institute for Sports Medicine is uniquely qualified to evaluate, manage & treat concussions in children & adolescents.

Fracture Clinic

Fractures in children are a common occurrence that may require surgery and/or casting. Learn more about the pediatric fracture clinic at Lurie Children's here.

Pediatric Surgical Oncology Program

Lurie Children’s Pediatric Surgical Oncology Program offers comprehensive multidisciplinary care for children and adolescents diagnosed with solid organ tumors, including sarcomas, kidney tumors, liver tumors, neuroblastoma, gonadal (ovarian and testicular) tumors and thyroid tumors, among other rare conditions. Members of the team are...

Sarcoma Program

Lurie Children’s sarcoma team offers comprehensive multidisciplinary care for children and adolescents diagnosed with bone and soft tissue sarcomas.

Scoliosis Program

Our Scoliosis Program is staffed by pediatric scoliosis specialists that provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary care, evaluation and management of scoliosis.

Spina Bifida Center

Lurie Children's experts treat children with spina bifida in a family-centered environment.