Ankle Sprains in Adolescent Athletes: When Should We Be Concerned?
In many cases, these injuries are mild and recover well. However, not all ankle sprains are the same, and some may involve underlying injuries that require further assessment.
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Information, clinical cases and news about the foot and ankle in children and adolescents.
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My Child Is Toe Walking: Just a Phase or a Concern?
Toe walking in children isn't always a problem, but it shouldn't be ignored if it persists. Learn the causes, warning signs and when to get it assessed.
Toe Walking in Children: Idiopathic or Neurological?
Learn how idiopathic toe walking differs from toe walking with a neurological cause, and which warning signs mean your child should see a specialist.
Adolescent Hallux Valgus: Can It Be Corrected with Minimally Invasive Surgery?
Juvenile hallux valgus can affect an adolescent's comfort, footwear choices, and ability to participate in sports. When conservative treatment is insufficient, percutaneous surgery may be an option for carefully selected patients.
Clubfoot in Newborns: What It Is and How It's Treated
Clubfoot (congenital talipes equinovarus): learn how to recognise it and how the Ponseti method, started early and followed up, corrects it in babies.
Does Your Child Have Leg Pain at Night? Everything You Need to Know About Growing Pains
Growing pains are common episodes of leg pain that typically occur in the late afternoon or at night, disappear by morning, and do not limit a child’s normal activities during the day. Gentle massage, mild heat, stretching, and reassurance can help relieve discomfort. If your child develops a limp, experiences pain during the day, or shows any warning signs, seek medical advice!
Sport in Childhood: Much More Than Just Exercise
More movement, better health, and greater happiness\! 💪❤️
¿Las plantillas son realmente útiles para los niños?
Las plantillas pueden tener una utilidad real cuando existe una indicación concreta, especialmente para aliviar determinados síntomas y mejorar el apoyo. Sin embargo, no son necesarias para todos los niños con pies planos y no corrigen las torsiones óseas que producen la marcha con los pies hacia dentro.
Cavus Foot in Children: When Should We Be Concerned?
Cavus foot is a foot deformity characterised by an abnormally high arch. It may be mild and cause no problems, but during childhood, it is important to rule out an underlying neurological or neuromuscular cause when warning signs are present.
¿Por qué mi hijo camina con los pies hacia dentro?
Caminar con los pies hacia dentro suele formar parte del desarrollo normal. Lo importante es identificar su origen y comprobar que la marcha evoluciona adecuadamente.
Book an appointment with Dr. Corominas
Dr. Corominas sees patients at the private clinic of Hospital Sant Joan de Déu in Barcelona. Appointments are booked by phone.
Hospital Sant Joan de Déu BarcelonaLower Limb Unit
Passeig Sant Joan de Déu, 2
08950 Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona)
Appointment line: 93 600 97 83
Appointments email: infovisidoc@sjdhospitalbarcelona.org
Doctor's email: laura.corominas@sjd.es