Corrective osteotomy according to Springer

**Corrective osteotomy** is a surgical operation aimed at correcting the shape and length of bones using the Springer method. It can be performed on both adult patients and children from an early age. This procedure is mainly performed for congenital deformities of the limbs and involves the use of a special instrument - forceps or clamps.

Currently, osteotomy using the Springer method is one of the most effective methods for treating many types of bone deformities. It is performed on both children and adults. This type of surgical intervention has been described since the 18th century, but it became very widespread only in the second half of the 20th century thanks to the German-born surgeon Caspar Springer. Surgery can also be performed on soft tissues in addition to correcting bones, thereby providing improved