Children's orthopedist in Batumi
A children's orthopedist at the clinic is another specialist; booking is through the clinic.
Orthopedic appointments are delivered by a dedicated clinic specialist. Inga Kirakozova's specialties are pediatrician and pediatric cardiorheumatologist; orthopedics is not among them.
What parents see the orthopedist for
- Diagnosis and treatment of posture disorders
- Diagnosis and correction of flat feet
- Valgus and varus foot deformities
- Gait and foot placement disorders
- Scoliosis and other spinal deformities
- Hip dysplasia
- Musculoskeletal development disorders
- Joint, muscle, and limb pain in children
- Consequences of injuries and fractures
- Physical development monitoring
- Preventive orthopedic check-ups
- Therapeutic exercise recommendations
- Footwear recommendations
- Insole recommendations
- Additional rehabilitation recommendations
What an appointment looks like
The appointment is with a children's orthopedist — a dedicated clinic specialist. The doctor examines the child, assesses posture, gait, and musculoskeletal development, and gives recommendations: on footwear, insoles, therapeutic exercise, and additional rehabilitation.
You can see the specialist by booking through the clinic or by a pediatrician's referral at a consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Who conducts the orthopedic appointments?
Appointments are with a dedicated clinic specialist — not pediatrician Inga Kirakozova; her specialties are pediatrician and pediatric cardiorheumatologist.
What problems do parents see a children's orthopedist for?
Posture disorders, flat feet, scoliosis, gait disorders, joint pain, and the consequences of injuries; preventive check-ups and physical development monitoring are also performed.
How do we see the orthopedist?
By booking through the clinic or by a pediatrician's referral at a consultation.
Does the orthopedist give footwear and insole recommendations?
Yes: the specialist gives recommendations on footwear, insoles, therapeutic exercise, and additional rehabilitation.