If the scapula is not as high, it can be treated by the following methods: Firstly, for those with mild deformity and little functional damage, they can be left alone. Infants can do passive traction, children can do automatic exercises, active and passive practice shoulder activities, can reduce contracture and strengthen the strength, improve the upper limb abduction, elevation amplitude; Second, if the deformity and dysfunction is significant, can consider surgery, surgery methods are diverse, simple will be the upper part of the scapula can be removed, more thorough will be the entire scapula loose, through the bone traction to make the scapula gradually lower, and then fixed on the rib cage on the rib cage. Congenital high scapula is not simply an elevated scapula, but is often combined with other deformities and more severe soft tissue contractures, making it difficult to return to the level of the healthy side. It is difficult to restore the scapula to the level of the healthy side. The surgery is performed to avoid excessive downward pulling that may cause damage to the brachial plexus nerve, and the postoperative appearance and function can be improved to some extent.