Physical Therapy for Pediatrics and its Surgery 
The Department of Pediatrics is dedicated to the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of children experiencing developmental delays, neuromuscular disorders, or congenital conditions. It focuses on maximizing each child’s functional independence through specialized, age-appropriate therapeutic interventions.
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Core Features of the Department
1. Primary Objectives:
•    Support children in achieving the highest possible level of motor independence
•    Improve balance, gait, and neuromuscular coordination
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2. Common Conditions Treated:
•    Cerebral palsy
•    Developmental motor delays
•    Muscular dystrophy (e.g., Duchenne)
•    Birth-related nerve injuries (e.g., Erb’s Palsy)
•    Spinal deformities and foot anomalies
•    Genetic or hereditary disorders affecting movement
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3. Therapeutic Approaches:
•    Customized therapeutic exercises based on the child’s age and condition
•    Play therapy and sensory stimulation techniques
•    Exercises for muscle strengthening and balance improvement
•    Use of assistive devices such as braces, orthotics, or walkers
•    Parental guidance to support at-home stimulation and progress
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4. Student Role and Training:
Students in the department are trained to:
•    Perform motor and sensory developmental assessments
•    Develop individualized treatment plans
•    Interact with children using age-appropriate, psychological, and behavioral techniques