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  • Condition

    Cleft Palate

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    A cleft palate occurs when tissues that form the roof of the mouth don’t join together before birth. Shriners Children’s team care repairs and restores each child physically and psychologically.

    female cleft lip and palate patient
  • Condition

    Articular Cartilage Injuries

    Articular cartilage injuries result from trauma or wear and tear to the tissue that acts as a shock absorber in the knee. Pain, swelling and stiffness are common. Shriners Children’s offers both surgical and non-surgical treatment options.

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  • Condition

    Complex Rectal Disorders

    Shriners Children’s colorectal and gastrointestinal program provides care to children with complex rectal disorders such as Hirschsprung disease, anorectal malformations and other anorectal disorders.

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  • Condition

    Crohn's Disease

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    At Shriners Children's, we provide specialized care for children with Crohn's disease and other colorectal and gastrointestinal (GI) health problems.

    patient sitting on mom lap talking to physician
  • Condition

    Sternoclavicular Joint Instability

    Sternoclavicular joint instability, affecting the joint at the collar bone and spine, can result from either high-impact trauma, or can be a part of a larger orthopedic condition which affects bone, muscle and ligament strength.

    patient in hallway, smiling
  • Condition

    Meniscal Tears

    Meniscal tears are among the most common knee injuries, that usually occur after a sudden twisting of the knee. Our physicians can assess your child's injury and determine if requires surgical repair and/or rehabilitation.

    therapist and patient on treadmill
  • Condition

    Friction Injuries

    A friction injury resembles a burn and occurs when skin is harmed by rubbing against a hard surface, causing heat and abrasion. Our burn care teams are skilled at treating these injuries.

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  • Condition

    Metatarsal Adductus

    Metatarsal adductus is a condition in which a child’s forefoot curves inward and may be turned slightly under. It can often resolve itself without intervention. However, in more severe cases, casting or surgery may be necessary.

    mom holding toddler while physician looks on
  • Condition

    Williams Syndrome

    Williams Syndrome is a genetic condition that can result in weak joints or muscles, learning delays and possible heart issues, with a need for ongoing care. Shriners Children’s can develop a plan to treat the related conditions.

    female patient with nurse
  • Condition

    Missing Thumb / Missing Fingers

    Missing thumb / fingers is the most common hand disorder treated at Shriners Children’s. Typically only one hand is affected. Other symptoms may include webbed fingers or a short hand or forearm.

    two female patients doing arts and crafts