Trauma & Fracture care

Trauma & Fracture Care

Trauma and fracture injuries require immediate attention and skilled management to prevent long-term complications. Whether caused by accidents, falls, sports activities, or high-impact injuries, timely and accurate treatment is essential for proper healing. Our Trauma & Fracture Care service provides comprehensive evaluation, emergency management, and advanced orthopedic treatment to restore stability, function, and mobility.

We handle everything from simple fractures to complex trauma involving multiple bones and joints. With expert clinical judgment, modern diagnostic tools, and precise surgical and non-surgical techniques, we ensure each patient receives the right level of care based on the severity of their injury.

Understanding Trauma & Fractures

Trauma refers to physical injuries caused by external force, while fractures are breaks or cracks in bones. These injuries can affect any age group and often require specialized care to prevent deformity, stiffness, or long-term disability.

Common Symptoms of Fractures

Patients with fractures or trauma-related injuries may experience:

  • Severe pain at the injury site

  • Swelling, bruising, or deformity

  • Difficulty moving the affected limb

  • Inability to bear weight

  • Numbness or tingling

  • Visible bone misalignment

  • Restricted range of motion

Types of Fractures We Treat

We manage a wide variety of fracture conditions, including:

  • Simple/closed fractures

  • Open/compound fractures

  • Hairline or stress fractures

  • Comminuted (multiple fragments) fractures

  • Dislocations and subluxations

  • Joint fractures (hip, knee, ankle, shoulder)

  • Pediatric fractures

  • Complex trauma involving multiple bones

  • Post-traumatic deformities

Diagnostic Approach

Accurate diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment. We use:

  • Clinical evaluation and movement tests

  • X-rays to identify bone alignment and fracture type

  • CT scans for complex or multiple fractures

  • MRI for soft tissue injuries associated with trauma

Non-Surgical Management

Many fractures can heal without surgery when treated promptly and correctly. Non-surgical methods include:

  • Immobilization using casts, braces, or splints

  • Pain and anti-inflammatory medications

  • Closed reduction for bone realignment

  • Physiotherapy to restore strength and mobility

  • Activity modification and weight-bearing guidance

Advanced Surgical Care

When fractures are severe, unstable, or improperly aligned, surgical intervention may be necessary. Surgical options include:

  • Internal fixation with plates, screws, or rods

  • External fixation for complex or open fractures

  • Minimally invasive fracture stabilization

  • Joint reconstruction for major trauma

  • Correction of malunited or non-healing fractures

Rehabilitation & Recovery

Rehabilitation supports complete healing and optimal function. Our rehab programs focus on:

  • Improving mobility and flexibility

  • Strengthening surrounding muscles

  • Enhancing joint stability

  • Restoring full use of the injured limb

  • Safe return to daily activities or sports

Why Choose Our Trauma & Fracture Care?

  • Expertise in both simple and complex trauma

  • Modern diagnostic tools for precise evaluation

  • Evidence-based surgical and non-surgical treatments

  • Personalized rehabilitation plans

  • Commitment to fast recovery and long-term function

Our goal is to provide safe, effective, and comprehensive care that ensures complete healing and restores quality of life after trauma or fracture injuries.