Pediatric orthopedics; It is a sub-branch of the Orthopedics and Traumatology Department that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of all skeletal muscle system diseases in infants, children and adolescents and the problems of these diseases that can be carried to advanced ages. Since the body development process continues significantly from birth to adolescence in terms of the skeletal muscle system, orthopedic problems encountered in these periods require different diagnosis and treatment methods compared to adults.

Physical injuries that cause serious damage to the body, such as deep muscle injuries, bone fractures, limb rupture, organ injury, which often have serious consequences, are called trauma. The specialty of orthopedics and traumatology deals specifically with the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal related traumas such as fractures and amputations.

Prosthesis; trauma, tumor etc. It is the general name of ayts developed to imitate these limbs instead of body parts lost due to various reasons.
It may be necessary to remove the damaged organ from the body in order to protect the body’s health after trauma, tumor formations, gangrene and similar situations. In such cases, prostheses that imitate the shape and function of the removed organ are replaced with appropriate methods, tools and materials.

As can be seen from its high mobility and number of joints, the hand is a limb with a complex structure. This high mobility is due to the perfect skeletal system of the hand and the muscle and tendon systems on this system. In addition, the structure that provides the flexibility and functional strength of the hand is thanks to the existing perfect blood circulation and flawless nervous system network

Arthroscopy (derived from the roots meaning Artros[eklem] and scopi [gözlemek] ) is a surgical method applied in the diagnosis and treatment of joint diseases, which allows detailed visualization of the inside of the joints by magnifying the joints 6-10 times thanks to a small lens and lighting system placed in a thin instrument called Arthroscopy through the incision opened.

Applies the treatment of adult and childhood foot and ankle joint disorders. Foot and ankle disorders are quite common in the community. As it is the area of our body that makes contact with the ground, discomfort in the feet and ankles also affects other parts of the body. Particularly, there are significant restrictions in daily life. Traumatic, congenital or acquired foot and ankle disorders are treated by foot and ankle surgeons.