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Burn Hospitals Units
Since the Shrine first made a commitment to advancing burn treatment by opening units in Boston, Cincinati and Galveston, the chance of a burned child's survival has more than doubled.
This impressive survival rate has been achieved through today's improved surgical procedures, medical technology and the coordinated efforts of many hospital staff members.
Shriner Burns Institutes are staffed and equipped to treat children with acute, fresh burns; children needing plastic reconstruction or restorative surgery as a result of healed burns; children with severe scarring, resulting in contractures or interference with proper movement of the limbs; and patients with scarring and deformity of the face. In addition to offering a wide range of specialized medical and rehabilitation services.
   

Orthopaedic Hospitals Units
Shriners Hospitals are equipped and staffed to care for children with congenital orthopaedic deformities, problems resulting from orthopaedic injuries and diseases of the bones, joints and muscles.
Some of the common orthopaedic problems treated at Shriners Hospitals include: Scoliosis ( curvature of the spine)Osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease)Orthopaedic problem of cerebral palsyHand problemsBack problemsLimb deficiencies and growth problemsOrthopaedic problems of spinal bifida with myelodysplasia (paralysis of limbs due to faulty congenital development of the spine and spinal nerves)Club foot and dislocated hipLeg length discrepanciesOrthopaedic problems resulting from neuromuscular disordersLegg-Perthes disease (development problem of the hip)Rickets.
Who can be treat at the Shrines Hospital?Children from infancy to their 18th birthday may be eligible for treatment if in the opinion of the chief of staff there is a reasonable possibility that the child will benefit from the treatment and if medical care at another facility would place a financial burden on the patient's family or guardian.
Shriners Hospitals are open to children regardless of their race, religion, or relationship to a Shriner. There are 19 orthopaedic hospitals in Canada and U.S.A. for more information, call toll-freeCanada:1-800-361-7256 U.S.A.:1-800-237-5055
     
Montreal Unit , Canada Chicago Unit, IL Erie Unit, PA
Greenville Unit, SC Honolulu Unit, Hawaii Houston Unit, Texas
Intermountain Unit, Utah Lexington Unit, KY Los Angeles Unit, CA
Mexico City Unit, Mexico Philadelphia Unit, PA Portland Unit, OR
St. Louis Unit, MO San Francisco Unit, CA Shreveport Unit, LA
Spokane Unit, WA Springfield Unit, MA Tampa Unit, FL
Twin Cities Unit, MN