Expert diagnosis and treatment of children's bone and joint conditions — from birth defects to growth-related disorders and fractures — with a gentle, child-friendly approach.
Children are not simply small adults — their bones and joints are actively growing, making paediatric orthopaedic problems unique and requiring specialised expertise. Early diagnosis and timely intervention can prevent permanent disability and ensure children grow up with normal, functional limbs.
Dr. Imtiyaz Kazi provides compassionate, expert orthopaedic care for children of all ages — from newborns with congenital deformities to teenagers with sports injuries and growth-related conditions. He understands the anxiety parents feel, and takes time to explain every diagnosis and treatment plan clearly.
Many paediatric orthopaedic conditions respond dramatically better when treated early. Don't wait — a timely consultation can prevent the need for complex surgery later.
A comprehensive range of treatments from conservative casting to surgical correction
Gold-standard serial casting and minor procedure for club foot — highly effective non-surgical correction when started early in newborns.
Harness bracing in infants, closed/open reduction and spica casting for hip dysplasia — preventing arthritis and disability in adulthood.
Eight-plate (hemi-epiphysiodesis) or corrective osteotomy for bow legs, knock knees and angular deformities — natural correction using the child's growth.
Gradual limb lengthening using external fixator or internal devices (PRECICE nail) for significant limb length discrepancy.
Expert management of children's fractures including growth plate (physeal) injuries — protecting future growth while ensuring proper healing.
Surgical and non-surgical management of avascular necrosis of the femoral head (Perthes) and slipped femoral epiphysis in children and teenagers.
Comprehensive paediatric orthopaedic training at KEM Hospital — experience with a wide range of complex childhood bone conditions.
Calm, reassuring manner that puts children and anxious parents at ease — clear explanations and unhurried consultations.
Strong focus on identifying and treating conditions early to prevent long-term disability and avoid more complex surgeries.
Conservative treatment prioritised whenever possible — surgery only when it will make a meaningful long-term difference.