Rehabilitation treatment

Restorative treatment is a complex of medical, psychological and sociological measures for the treatment of pathological conditions and the restoration of lost body functions of a child after or during the disease: movement, memory, attention, speech, swallowing.

Our rehabilitation experience is recognized in the following areas:

According to statistical studies, injuries rank fourth in the ranking of causes of childhood disability. They often cause disorders in the child, which later require long-term treatment. The Children's Rehabilitation Department of the EMC Clinic successfully combats post-traumatic joint contractures and restores children after spinal compression injuries.

Another common and serious problem is scoliosis— a curvature of the spine. There are many methods of treating it, but today the method of Katarina Schroth, which is used and taught at the clinic of the same name in Germany, has proven itself best. Doctors and instructors of the EMC Children's Clinic Rehabilitation Center have received professional training in this technique and successfully apply it in their practice.

In orthopedics, in addition to posture disorders, specialists deal with varus and hallux valgus placement of knee joints, ankle joints, flat feet, conditions after surgical interventions for hip dislocation, clubfoot, problems of formation of the musculoskeletal system of children with cerebral palsy andT.D.

The Center uses effective physical therapy techniques: Voita (voita therapy)and PNF (proprioceptive neuromuscular tracking), Bobat therapy, robotic mechanotherapy, hardware physiotherapy, hydrokinesiotherapy, kinesiotherapy. They are used to treat a wide range of diseases of the nervous system - central and peripheral paresis and paralysis, delayed motor development, balance disorders, etc., and musculoskeletal system- scoliotic type posture disorders, stooped back, thoracic hyperkyphosis, lumbar hyperlordosis, scoliosis, instability of the cervical spine, varus and valgus deformity of the feet, flat feet, condition after surgical treatment for bone fractures, dislocations in joints, ligament tears, etc.Children who are on a rehabilitation course are given remedial classes by a speech therapist and a psychologist.

A separate area of rehabilitation at the EMC Children's Clinic is this is the rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy. It involves special care for babies, as they need constant attention from specialists. Children's rehabilitation in our clinic helps to create an environment that promotes the restoration of impaired body functions. Rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy is carried out according to an individually selected program for each child and includes teaching children self-care in occupational therapy classes.

The tasks that we set in occupational therapy classes are:

The EMC Children's Clinic is ready to provide pediatric rehabilitation for patients of any age, even the youngest. At the same time, treatment will be selected taking into account the functional and psychological characteristics of each age group. The clinic's specialists will do everything possible to ensure that the child can achieve optimal independence and adequate physical functioning at home, at school, on the playground and in a peer environment.