Restoring Mobility, Transforming Lives

Corrective Surgeries

High‑quality orthopaedic and reconstructive procedures for children and adults – restoring function, relieving pain, and enabling independence.

12,000+ Surgeries Performed
98% Follow‑up Rate
SHA Accredited
Surgeons performing a corrective orthopaedic procedure at Nyabondo Centre
Why Choose Nyabondo

Expert Surgical Care, Compassionate Healing

Surgical team at Nyabondo Centre

Nyabondo Centre has performed over 12,000 corrective surgeries since its founding. Our surgical team brings decades of combined experience in orthopaedic and reconstructive procedures, working in a fully equipped operating theatre with modern anaesthesia and monitoring equipment.

We follow a comprehensive care pathway: pre‑surgical assessment, the operation itself, post‑operative inpatient care, and then intensive physiotherapy and occupational therapy to ensure full functional recovery. Our SHA accreditation means eligible patients access these services with minimal out‑of‑pocket costs.

Surgical team at Nyabondo Centre
Common Conditions

What We Treat

Our surgical team specialises in a wide range of orthopaedic and reconstructive conditions.

Clubfoot (CTEV)

Ponseti method casting followed by tenotomy – a minimally invasive procedure to release the Achilles tendon.

Cleft Lip & Palate

Reconstructive surgery to close the gap, improving feeding, speech, and appearance. Often performed in stages.

Post‑Burn Contractures

Release of scar tissue and skin grafting to restore range of motion in limbs and joints.

Congenital Limb Deformities

Corrective osteotomies, limb lengthening, and realignment procedures for conditions like bowlegs, knock‑knees, and rotational deformities.

Cerebral Palsy Related

Muscle release surgeries (adductor tenotomy, hamstring lengthening, heel cord lengthening) to improve gait and reduce spasticity.

Fractures & Trauma

Internal and external fixation of complex fractures, including post‑traumatic reconstructions.

Hip Dysplasia

Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) – closed or open reduction, pelvic and femoral osteotomies.

Hand & Upper Limb Deformities

Polydactyly, syndactyly, and other congenital hand anomalies.

Patient Journey

From Consultation to Recovery

1

Referral & Assessment

Referred by CBID outreach, county hospital, or directly by family. Surgical consultation and pre‑op investigations.

2

Scheduling & Preparation

Date set. Pre‑surgical physiotherapy may begin to optimise outcomes.

3

The Operation

Performed in our fully equipped theatre under general or regional anaesthesia. Length varies by procedure.

4

Inpatient Recovery

Post‑operative care, pain management, wound care. Average stay: 5–14 days depending on surgery.

5

Therapy & Rehabilitation

Daily physiotherapy and occupational therapy to restore strength, range of motion, and function.

6

Follow‑up Clinics

Regular reviews to monitor healing, adjust orthotics, and track long‑term outcomes.

Comprehensive Recovery

Surgery is Just the Beginning

A child receiving post‑surgical care and therapy at Nyabondo

We believe that the success of any corrective surgery depends as much on what happens afterwards as the procedure itself. Our rehabilitation team works with every surgical patient to:

  • Restore strength and range of motion through tailored physiotherapy
  • Develop daily living skills through occupational therapy
  • Fit custom orthotics or prosthetics from our on‑site workshop
  • Provide family training for continued home‑based care
Most patients require 6–12 weeks of structured therapy after major orthopaedic surgery.
A child receiving post‑surgical care and therapy at Nyabondo
My daughter was born with clubfoot. She could not walk or wear shoes. After the surgery and three months of physiotherapy at Nyabondo, she runs and plays like any other child. We are forever grateful.
— Jane, mother of 5‑year‑old Maureen

Need a Surgical Consultation?

Contact us to schedule an assessment. Our team will guide you through the process, from initial consultation to post‑operative care.