Children
Foot deformities, limb alignment, knee, hip, fractures, and musculoskeletal infection.
Mazen Ibrahim, MD
Pediatric orthopedics, hip preservation, and adult hip care—guided by fellowship-trained expertise and a patient-first plan.
Pediatric & Joint Preservation Surgeon • Brooklyn, New York
From a child’s first steps to an adult’s return to everyday movement, care is shaped around the person, the joint, and the life ahead.
Find your conditionFoot deformities, limb alignment, knee, hip, fractures, and musculoskeletal infection.
Hip dysplasia, impingement, avascular necrosis, SCFE, and other pre-arthritic conditions.
Thoughtful evaluation and surgical care for hip osteoarthritis.
Conditions we treat
Orthopedic conditions can affect growth, confidence, sport, school, work, and everyday comfort. The first step is understanding what is happening—and what does not need surgery.
Evaluation and treatment planning for congenital, recurrent, and complex foot alignment problems.
Care focused on pain, footwear, activity, alignment, growth, and the right timing for treatment.
Assessment of bowlegs, knock-knees, intoeing, out-toeing, and other alignment concerns during growth.
Monitoring and treatment planning tailored to the amount, cause, growth remaining, and functional impact.
Evaluation of painful knees, kneecap instability, alignment, activity demands, and contributing anatomy.
Specialized care for pediatric hip pathology, orthopedic trauma, and musculoskeletal infection.
Evaluation of hip shape, stability, cartilage health, symptoms, and joint-preserving options.
Care for painful contact between the femur and hip socket that can limit motion and activity.
Thoughtful assessment of blood-supply-related damage to the femoral head and the available treatment paths.
Specialized evaluation and treatment for SCFE and its effect on hip shape, motion, and long-term joint health.
Investigation of hip pain before advanced arthritis, with emphasis on diagnosis and preserving the natural joint.
Evaluation and reconstructive care for hip arthritis that interferes with walking, sleep, work, or daily life.
Start with the patient’s experience, concerns, goals, and the way symptoms affect daily life.
Build a clear picture through examination, imaging when needed, and careful explanation.
Consider nonoperative and surgical options in the context of growth, function, and long-term joint health.
Mazen Ibrahim, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and a fellowship-trained pediatric and joint preservation surgeon.
Care available in English and Arabic.
The Steadman Clinic
CHOP, Singapore & Ottawa
Paley Institute
University of Ottawa
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