Dr Venkatram

  Sprengel Shoulder, also known as congenital high scapula, is a rare pediatric orthopedic condition where one shoulder blade is positioned higher than the other. This congenital anomaly can limit arm mobility, cause discomfort, and lead to visible shoulder asymmetry in children. Early diagnosis and proper management are essential for improving function and appearance. Causes of Sprengel Shoulder Sprengel Shoulder occurs due to abnormal development of the scapula during fetal growth. While the exact cause is not always known, it is frequently associated with other skeletal anomalies such as Klippel-Feil syndrome , spinal deformities, or congenital musculoskeletal variations. Understanding the underlying cause is vital for tailoring treatment approaches. Symptoms to Watch For Parents should be vigilant for signs of Sprengel Shoulder, which may include: One shoulder appearing visibly higher than the other Limited range of motion in the affected arm Weakness in shoulder muscles Neck o...

  Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a neurological condition that affects muscle coordination, posture, and movement. While there is no permanent cure for CP, targeted exercises and physical therapy can significantly enhance your child’s mobility, strength, and overall quality of life. For expert guidance, parents can consult Dr. Venkatram Thyalapalli, MBBS, M.S (Orthopedics) (OSM), Ilizarov Specialist , a leading pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Rainbow Children’s Hospitals in Kukatpally and Banjarahills, Hyderabad , who specializes in managing cerebral palsy and other pediatric orthopedic conditions. Importance of Exercise in Cerebral Palsy Regular exercise is essential for children with CP as it helps improve: Muscle strength and endurance Joint flexibility and range of motion Posture and balance Coordination and motor skills Implementing a structured exercise routine under professional supervision ensures that children with CP maintain mobility and reduce complications associated with m...