Procedure

Gait Correction Surgeries

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18,000+procedures
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Performed by Dr. Roshan Kumar Jaiswal

Gait Correction Surgeries in Secunderabad address abnormal walking patterns in children caused by various orthopedic conditions. These specialized surgical procedures correct structural and functional abnormalities affecting a child's ability to walk properly, improving mobility, balance, and quality of life. Dr. Roshan Kumar Jaiswal, an experienced Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon, provides comprehensive gait analysis and personalized surgical solutions tailored to each child's unique needs.

Normal walking restored Improved balance confidence Long-term mobility
90%+
Success Rate
2-3 hours
Procedure Time
3-5 days
Hospital Stay
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At a Glance

Quick facts about this procedure.

Quick Facts
AnaesthesiaGeneral anaesthesia
Procedure Duration2-3 hours
Hospital Stay3-5 days
Return to Work6-12 weeks
Success Rate90-95% success rate in improving gait patterns
Candidacy

Who needs gait correction surgeries?

Children with abnormal walking patterns due to cerebral palsy, neuromuscular disorders, congenital deformities, or post-traumatic conditions require gait correction surgeries.
Ideal candidates are those who have not responded adequately to conservative treatments like physiotherapy, bracing, or orthotics.
The procedure is recommended when gait abnormalities significantly impact daily activities, cause pain, or lead to progressive musculoskeletal problems.
Transparency

What you should know before this procedure.

We believe in honest, upfront disclosure so you can make an informed decision.

Success Rate

  • 90-95% success rate in improving gait patterns

Possible Risks

  • Infection at surgical site
  • Neurovascular injury
  • Overcorrection or undercorrection

Side Effects

  • Post-operative pain and swelling
  • Temporary muscle weakness
  • Stiffness during recovery
Procedure

How gait correction surgeries works.

A step-by-step look at what happens during this procedure.

1

Comprehensive Gait Assessment

Detailed evaluation of walking pattern using clinical examination, video gait analysis, and sometimes computerized gait laboratory studies to identify specific abnormalities and plan surgical corrections.

2

Surgical Planning

Based on assessment findings, the surgical team determines which structures need correction, including bones, tendons, muscles, or joints, creating a customized surgical approach for each patient.

3

Surgical Correction

Under general anesthesia, procedures may include tendon lengthening or transfer, muscle releases, bone osteotomies, or joint stabilization to address the underlying causes of abnormal gait.

4

Multi-level Corrections

When multiple abnormalities exist, single-stage multi-level surgery may be performed to correct all problems simultaneously, reducing the need for multiple operations and optimizing outcomes.

5

Fixation and Closure

Corrected structures are secured using appropriate fixation devices such as plates, screws, or pins, followed by layered wound closure and application of casts or splints for protection.

Timelines

Duration & timelines.

Surgery Day

Day 0

Hospital Discharge

3-5 days

Cast Removal

4-6 weeks

Weight Bearing

6-8 weeks

Return to School

8-10 weeks

Full Recovery

6-12 months

Our Approach

How we handle this procedure.

A structured, patient-first approach from first consultation to full recovery.

Step 01

Advanced Gait Analysis

Dr. Roshan Kumar Jaiswal conducts thorough clinical gait assessments using state-of-the-art evaluation tools to precisely identify each component of the gait abnormality and develop an individualized surgical strategy.

Step 02

Personalized Surgical Approach

Based on the child's specific condition, age, and functional goals, Dr. Jaiswal selects the most appropriate surgical techniques, whether soft tissue procedures, bony corrections, or combined approaches for optimal outcomes.

Step 03

Meticulous Surgical Technique

With specialized training in pediatric orthopedics, Dr. Jaiswal performs precise surgical corrections with attention to growth plates, neurovascular structures, and maintaining proper biomechanical alignment for growing children.

Step 04

Comprehensive Rehabilitation Program

Post-surgery, Dr. Jaiswal coordinates a structured rehabilitation program including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and gradual return to activities, ensuring sustained improvement in gait and function.

Recovery

Recovery & aftercare.

What to expect at each stage of your recovery journey.

Immediate Post-operative PhaseRehabilitation PhaseFunctional Recovery Phase

Immediate Post-operative Phase

First 2-3 weeks involve pain management, wound care, and cast/splint protection. Limited mobility with wheelchair or crutches as advised. Regular follow-ups monitor healing and prevent complications.

Rehabilitation Phase

Weeks 4-12 focus on gradual mobilization, physiotherapy exercises to restore strength and range of motion, and gait retraining. Progressive weight-bearing under therapist supervision with assistive devices.

Functional Recovery Phase

Months 3-12 involve continued physiotherapy, gradual return to normal activities, monitoring of gait improvement, and adjustments to orthotics if needed. Complete remodeling and adaptation of corrected structures occurs during this period.

Outcomes

Success & outcomes.

Improved Gait Mechanics

Significant enhancement in walking pattern with better heel-strike, stance phase stability, and push-off, resulting in more efficient and energy-conserving ambulation.

Enhanced Mobility and Independence

Increased ability to perform daily activities independently, including walking longer distances, navigating stairs, and participating in age-appropriate physical activities.

Pain Reduction

Decreased musculoskeletal pain associated with abnormal gait patterns, improving overall comfort during walking and standing activities.

Prevention of Secondary Complications

Reduced risk of developing secondary problems such as joint contractures, arthritis, spinal deformities, and chronic pain that often result from untreated gait abnormalities.

Myths vs Facts

Common misconceptions.

Let's clear up some of the most common myths about gait correction surgeries.

What happens if gait correction surgeries is delayed?

  • Untreated gait abnormalities progressively worsen, leading to fixed deformities, joint contractures, and accelerated arthritis. Children may develop chronic pain, reduced mobility, and difficulty performing daily activities. Secondary complications such as spinal deformities, muscle imbalances, and psychological impacts from functional limitations often emerge, significantly affecting long-term quality of life and independence.
Related Conditions

Conditions we treat.

Related Conditions
Cerebral Palsy
FAQ

About gait correction surgeries.

What is Gait Correction Surgery and who needs it in Secunderabad?
How long does recovery take after gait correction surgery?
Can multiple gait problems be corrected in one surgery?
Will my child need braces or orthotics after surgery?
Is gait correction surgery covered by health insurance?

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