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International Center for Limb Lengthening, RIAO, Sinai Hospital

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International Center for Limb Lengthening, RIAO, Sinai Hospital

The Center specializes in successfully treating orthopedic problems, even when previous treatments at other centers have failed.

The ICLL is a global leader in orthopedics, specializing in limb lengthening and reconstruction, and provides compassionate and comprehensive patient-centered care. The International Center for Limb Lengthening (ICLL) in Baltimore, Maryland, provides compassionate, comprehensive care for children and adults with complex orthopedic conditions. The team is made up of world-renowned physicians Drs. John Herzenberg (emeritus faculty), Philip McClure, Janet Conway, Michael Assayag, and Noman Siddiqui. Patients from all 50 United States and over 60 countries from six continents have traveled to the ICLL to receive comprehensive orthopedic treatment. The ICLL is a global leader in limb lengthening and deformity correction. We successfully treat a wide variety of conditions including:
• Upper and lower limb length discrepancies
• Limb deformities
• Nonunions
• Bone defects
• Bone infections
• Foot and ankle deformities
• Joint contractures
• Perthes disease
• Clubfoot
• Charcot and diabetic foot deformities
• Congenital femoral deficiency
• Brachymetatarsia
• Ankle arthritis
• Achondroplasia and other types of dwarfism
• Fibular hemimelia
• Short stature

01/12/2026

Please join us on Thursday, January 15th at 8:30 PM EST to discuss PERTHES disease/AVN (avascular necrosis) in children and young adults during our free online chat. Please note this is a group, typed (not video) chat room where you can ask our doctors questions about Perthes disease and treatments.

To receive login information, *e-mail* icll@lifebridgehealth.org no later than 2 PM EST on the day of the chat (earlier is better). Please make the subject of your email "Chat - Perthes" and include your name and the patient’s name, age, any treatment received, and where you are from. We need that brief history before we can send out the instructions. Please note that we will *not* open any attachments, website links, Dropbox links, etc. unless the above information is included in the body of the email. We look forward to chatting with you!

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Please join us on Thursday, December 4th at 8:30 PM EST to discuss PERTHES disease/AVN (avascular necrosis) in children and young adults during our free online chat. Please note this is a group, typed (not video) chat room where you can ask our doctors questions about Perthes disease and treatments.

To receive login information, *e-mail* icll@lifebridgehealth.org no later than 2 PM EST on the day of the chat (earlier is better). Please make the subject of your email "Chat - Perthes" and include your name and the patient’s name, age, and any treatment received. We need that brief history before we can send out the instructions. Please note that we will *not* open any attachments, website links, Dropbox links, etc. unless the above information is included in the body of the email. We look forward to chatting with you!

01/05/2026

Did you miss a chat? Did you just get a new diagnosis? Or maybe there is a question you always have wanted to ask? Please join us on Thursday, January 8 at 8:30 PM EST for a special OPEN FORUM: ASK THE DOCS live online chat session. The chat session is free and is a typed chat exchange, not a video call. You can ask our doctors about any of the orthopedic conditions we treat. Possible topics are limb length discrepancies, skeletal dysplasias (including achondroplasia), congenital and miscellaneous limb conditions, Perthes, AVN-- you name it!

To receive login information, please *e-mail* icll@lifebridgehealth.org no later than 2:00 PM EST on the day of the chat (preferably sooner!) and please put “Chat - Open Forum” as your subject line. In the body of the email, please provide your name, the patient’s name, age, condition, and any treatment received, and where you are from. We need that brief history and your email address to send the instructions for you to join the chat. Please note that if you want to share X-rays or pictures, we will *not* open any attachments, Dropbox links, etc., unless the above information is included. We hope you can join us on Thursday. We look forward to your questions!

01/02/2026

For nearly nine years, our social media posts have been created by Hillary Strilko, the Rubin Institute’s multimedia marketing manager, in collaboration with Pediatric Liaison Marilyn Richardson. Today is Hillary’s last day working with us, and she wanted to express how much she has enjoyed creating the ICLL’s website and sharing the ICLL’s news with you on our social media pages. She shares, “I have found it especially rewarding to share stories about our patients. It is so inspirational to see the amazing things our patients achieve despite the challenges that many of them face!” Hillary is leaving us to work on several writing projects, and we wish her all the best.

12/31/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at the International Center for Limb Lengthening. We wish you all the best for 2026!

12/29/2025

At LifeBridge Health, we celebrate staff who are "caught in the act of caring!" We’d like to recognize two staff members who went above the call of duty to make it possible for Dr. Fotis Souslian from the neurology department to X-ray his patient with the ICLL’s advanced X-ray technology—the standing, high-resolution, yet low-dose radiation EOSedge X-ray machine.

It was the end of the day when Dragana Radovanovic, Senior Radiologic Technologist, heard from Dr. Souslian, and she called Tania Martinez, ICLL Orthopedic Specialist, to see if she could help make it happen. Despite the fact that Tania was already home from work, she made all of the arrangements so the patient could be X-rayed with the EOSedge that evening. We really appreciate them going the extra mile to accommodate Dr. Souslian’s patient! Thanks for caring bravely, Dragana and Tania!

12/26/2025

We thought we’d share some holiday cheer today! Our pediatric patients were delighted to pick out gifts for the holidays during their clinic visits. Special thanks to our toy donors & our resident elf, Pediatric Liaison Marilyn Richardson, who makes it such a special experience for each & every child. Our staff got in the holiday spirit too!

12/24/2025

All of us at the International Center for Limb Lengthening wish you holidays that are merry and bright!

12/22/2025

Please note that the ICLL will be closed for the holidays on Thursday, December 25th and Thursday, January 1st. Please plan ahead if you need prescriptions or have questions for your care team. As always, the answering service will page the on-call clinical staff for medical emergencies. We wish you a wonderful holiday season!

12/19/2025

Charlotte doesn't let congenital femoral deficiency or fibular hemimelia keep her from setting the world on fire! She came to clinic for a check-up with Dr. McClure, and she had lots of great news to share with our pediatric liaison, Marilyn Richardson. Charlotte was named one of only 26 students nationwide to win the highly competitive Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship awarded by the Institute for Educational Advancement. She also has been on stage playing lead roles in her school’s drama program, including Fiona in Shrek and Alice in Alice in Wonderland. Congratulations, Charlotte!

12/17/2025

Dr. Philip McClure was a faculty member at the 21st Annual International Pediatric Orthopaedic Symposium (IPOS) in Orlando, Florida. He moderated two sessions and presented on topics including congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia and post-traumatic limb deformities, and he taught participants in a hands-on internal lengthening nail sawbone lab. The ICLL also had a booth highlighting our physician education offerings.

12/15/2025

Please join us on Thursday, December 18th at 8:30 PM EST for a free online group chat to discuss congenital orthopedic conditions (e.g., fibular/tibial hemimelia, congenital femoral deficiency, radial club hand, posteromedial tibial bow, congenital pseudarthrosis, etc.). Please note this is a group, typed (not video) chat room. The chat will give families a chance to ask our doctors questions about these conditions in themselves or their child.

To receive login information, *e-mail* icll@lifebridgehealth.org no later than 2 PM EST on the day of the chat (earlier is better!) and put “Chat - Congenital” in the subject line of your email. Please include your name, the patient’s name, age, diagnosis, and any treatment received, and where you are from. We need this brief history and your email address to send the instructions for you to join the chat. Please note that if you want to share X-rays or pictures, we can *not* open any attachments, Dropbox links, etc., unless the above information is included. We hope to chat with you on Thursday!

12/12/2025

All of us at the ICLL want to wish everyone who celebrates Hanukkah a very happy holiday. May all your eight nights be filled with latkes, love and light!

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2401 West Belvedere Avenue, Sinai Hospital, Rubin Institute For Advanced Orthopedics, Schoeneman, 2nd Floor
Baltimore, MD
21215

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14106012663

Website

http://www.limblength.org/

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The International Center for Limb Lengthening (ICLL) of the Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics in Baltimore, Maryland is a global leader in limb lengthening and deformity correction, providing comprehensive orthopedic treatment to children and adults from all 50 states and more than 60 countries. The Center specializes in successfully treating complex orthopedic problems, even when previous treatments at other centers have failed. Orthopedic surgeons from around the world come to learn from our team of expert, fellowship-trained surgeons, Dr. John Herzenberg, Dr. Shawn Standard, Dr. Janet Conway, Dr. Christopher Bibbo, Dr. Noman Siddiqui, Dr. Michael Assayag and Dr. Philip McClure. Conditions treated at the ICLL include upper and lower limb length discrepancies, limb deformities, fractures, nonunions, malunions, bone defects, bone and joint infections, foot and ankle deformities, Perthes disease, clubfoot, radial club hand, Charcot and diabetic foot deformities, congenital femoral deficiency, proximal femoral focal deficiency, fibular hemimelia, ankle arthritis, achondroplasia and other types of dwarfism, and short stature (cosmetic lengthening) among other conditions. We use cutting-edge technology and the latest proven techniques to treat our patients’ complex orthopedic conditions. The International Center for Limb Lengthening is located on the second floor of the Schoeneman Building of Sinai Hospital. Some of our doctors also see patients on the first floor of Sinai Hospital's Morton Mower Building, at LifeBridge Health at Foundry Row in Owings Mills, at Northwest Hospital in Randallstown and in Westminster.