At Shriners Children's Lexington, doctors, clinicians and scientists work to find new ways to heal and support children with complex medical needs. Our research team is making breakthroughs in a number of pediatric orthopedic conditions. This work is changing the way that we care for patients with these conditions.
Through collaborations and the use of cutting-edge technology, our research team is currently:
The Shriners Children's Lexington research program is an integral part of the system-wide Shriners Children's research program, driven to find cures and treatments that allow us to provide amazing care to children everywhere.
Orthopedic conditions can cause mobility challenges that inhibit a child's ability to be active and independent. We understand how important physical activity is in your child's life, which is why our team of researchers is dedicated to developing innovative treatments for:
These half-inch buttons are installed in TLSO braces used to correct spinal curves in scoliosis patients. The temperature-monitoring buttons help physicians, patients and their families determine compliance with brace wear and make valuable decisions about the treatment plan.
Our research is made possible through funding and grants from:
Funding from our generous donors provides new hope and opportunities for children with orthopedic conditions, scoliosis, clubfoot, fracture care and other pediatric conditions.
Our team of doctors and scientists are devoted to researching new ways to treat complex pediatric medical conditions. This team is committed to finding treatments to help children live healthy, independent lives and reach their full potential.
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