Orthopedics Department

The Department of Orthopedics of Tianjin Children's Hospital established the Orthopedics Professional Group in 1976, accompanying the establishment and development of our hospital's Department of Pediatric Surgery.

After moving to the Longyan campus in 2015, the orthopedics department set up independent outpatient and emergency duties to improve the scope of the orthopedics specialty of the Children's Hospital.

Currently, there are 12 doctors in the Department of Orthopedics, including 3 with senior professional titles, 4 with intermediate professional titles, and 5 with junior professional titles.

The orthopedic ward has 34 official beds, and the ratio of doctors and nurses is higher than the diagnosis and treatment standards.

Our department follows the hospital's no-holiday hospital standard and has doctors visiting the clinic every day.

The department diagnoses and treats children's orthopedic-related diseases, including the treatment of trauma, infection, congenital malformations of the limbs, and bone tumors.

Specialized in the correction of limb deformities, as well as flat feet, cerebral palsy, congenital clubfoot, developmental hip dislocation, brachial plexus injury (partum paralysis), O-shaped and

It has successively carried out tendon transfer surgery, knee valgus correction surgery, congenital vertical talus open reduction and other treatments for children with clubfoot. It has designed its own jumpsuits and harnesses for the treatment of congenital hip joints. It is the first hospital in the country to carry out this technology.

In 1995, the I-type brace was successfully used to treat children with unequal lower limb lengths. This technology filled the technical gap in our city.

In 1998, the surgical treatment of brachial plexus injuries in children using microsurgical techniques was successful.

In 2003, surgical treatment of congenital scoliosis and hemivertebra deformity was carried out, and the postoperative follow-up results were satisfactory.

In 2005, it took the lead in the country to carry out the "8"-shaped steel plate to treat children's knee varus and valgus. This technology was the first in the country and was announced at the National Pediatric Orthopedics Conference.

In 2005, a nationwide study class on "8-figure plate technology for treating children's knee varus and valgus" was organized.

After 2010, locking intramedullary nails for the femur and tibia were introduced for lower limb orthopedics and fracture treatment in older adults. Elastic intramedullary nails were used to treat limb fractures in children. Circular external fixator technology was used to treat limb lengthening and limb fractures, as well as rigid equinus correction surgery for older adults.

In 2020, we will carry out the diagnosis and treatment of children's arthroscopic minimally invasive surgical technology, arthroscopic cleaning, synovial cleaning, meniscus injury repair for sports injuries, etc.

Ultrasound screening for hip dislocation, and puncture biopsy of bone and soft tissue tumors under ultrasound.

Our department is the pediatric orthopedics teaching department of the standardized training base for pediatric surgical residents. The director of the department is the teaching director and the person in charge of teaching. The senior attending doctors are all teaching teachers. They teach a large number of pediatric surgical trainees every year and achieve excellent results.