Paediatric orthopaedics · Guwahati & Dibrugarh
Dr. Abhishek Kayal
Helping growing bones grow straight.
MBBS, MS (Ortho), FIPO · Paediatric orthopaedic surgeon
Clubfoot, hip dysplasia, knock knees, limb deformities and children’s fractures. Gentle care first, with casts, splints and braces, and surgery planned around how your child grows.
- Years in practice
- 5+
- Clinics in 2 cities
- 3
- Paediatric fellowship
- FIPO
- Participation
- IFICS’25
- Clubfoot
- Hip dysplasia (DDH)
- Knock knees
- Limb deformity
- Unequal leg length
- Bone infection
- Children’s fractures
- Torticollis
- Radial club hand
- Cerebral palsy
Plan your visit
Where is Dr. Kayal today?
He sees children at two clinics in Guwahati through the week, and at HM Hospital in Dibrugarh on the 2nd and 4th Saturday and Sunday of the month. Here is today at a glance, in India time.
See the week, hour by hourSee the clinics and timings for every day and place.
Every child falls
Run. Fall. Fixed.
Keep scrolling: one trip, four common injuries, and how they are put right.
- RunningGrowing bones at play
- A stoneOne misstep
- The fallThe ankle twists
- InjuriesAnkle, wrist, elbow, collarbone
- PlasterSplint and cast
- Back on his feetRunning again
Back on his feet.
Sprains, fractures and growth plate injuries in children, treated so that growing bones heal straight.
What he treats3D skeleton: “Human Skeleton”, NIH 3D (3DPX-016838), CC BY 4.0, refitted to a child. Body: MakeHuman, CC0.
How he helps
Which part needs care?
Children’s bones and joints, from newborn feet to teenage knees. Tap a card for the conditions and how they are treated.
01
FeetClubfoot · feet turned in at birth
02
Legs & kneesKnock knees · bow legs · unequal legs
03
Arms & handsElbow fractures · radial club hand
04
HipsHip dysplasia (DDH)
05
NeckTorticollis (wry neck)
06
Bones, muscles & growthBone infection · growth plate injuries · cerebral palsy
Plus deformity correction, guided growth, limb lengthening, and care for teenagers and adults whose problems began while their bones were growing.
All conditions & treatments
Why parents choose him
Trained for children. Gentle by default.
- 01A children’s bone specialist
Fellowship in paediatric orthopaedics at SRCC Children’s Hospital, Mumbai, and King George’s Medical University, Lucknow.
- 02The gentlest treatment that works
Casts, splints and braces come first. Many problems in growing bones correct this way.
- 03Surgery planned around growth
Guided growth, deformity correction and limb lengthening use a child’s own growth where they can.
- 04Teenagers and adults too
Problems that started while the bones were growing, such as an old fracture that healed crooked or one leg shorter than the other.
Booking
Booking is one quick phone call.
Each clinic books Dr. Kayal’s appointments at its own front desk. Choose a day, then call that clinic.
- 01Pick a clinic & day
See the week, hour by hour for the place and day that suit you.
- 02Call the front desk
The clinic gives you a time with Dr. Kayal.
- 03Bring what you have
X-rays, scans and reports, old prescriptions, and the baby’s birth or vaccination card.
In Dibrugarh, he sees children at HM Hospital, Paltan Bazar, on the 2nd and 4th Saturday and Sunday of the month. Details
Theatre, stage, ward
Surgeon, speaker, team-mate.
Dr. Kayal’s take
Four things every parent should know.
Questions
Before your first visit.
Quick answers for parents meeting Dr. Kayal for the first time.
What does a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon do?
A paediatric orthopaedic surgeon treats bone, joint and muscle problems in children, from newborn babies to teenagers. Because children’s bones are still growing, treatment often uses that growth: casts, braces and small operations that guide the bone as it grows.
Which problems does Dr. Kayal treat?
Clubfoot, hip dysplasia (DDH), knock knees, bow legs and other limb deformities, unequal leg length, bone and joint infections, children’s fractures and growth plate injuries, torticollis (wry neck), radial club hand, and bone and joint problems in cerebral palsy. See Conditions & treatments.
Does Dr. Kayal see teenagers and adults?
Yes, with a special focus on problems that began while the bones were growing, such as an old fracture that healed crooked or one leg shorter than the other.
Where and when can I see him?
At Marwari Hospitals, Athgaon, and Apollo Clinic, Ulubari, in Guwahati through the week, and at HM Hospital, Dibrugarh, on the 2nd and 4th Saturday and Sunday of the month. The Clinics page shows every day hour by hour, and where he is right now.
How do I book?
By calling the clinic you want to visit; each clinic books his appointments at its own front desk. The steps and numbers are under Booking on this page.
Can I message Dr. Kayal with a question?
Yes: WhatsApp +91 86385 48030, for questions only. Appointments are booked through the clinics.