Features of the body that are part of the competence of a pediatric orthopedist: different lengths of limbs; clubfoot; flatfoot; dysplasia, slow formation, low mobility of hip joints; asymmetry of skin folds on the thighs of an infant; hip joint dislocations; wryneck; scoliosis, pain in the spine; muscle pain; joint pains; gait disturbance; swelling, redness in the joints; formation; crunching joints. Even if nothing bothers the child, it is necessary to undergo preventive examinations.

Preventive consultations of a pediatric orthopedist: in the first year of life, an orthopedist examines a baby after one month of age and closer to a year in order to rule out or detect pathologies of the musculoskeletal system; when registering for kindergarten (if you do not attend a preschool, a preventive examination should be once every 1-1.5 years); when registering for school (to determine a group for physical education).