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Fracture and Trauma Care

Fracture and trauma care covers the diagnosis and treatment of broken bones and injuries resulting from accidents, falls, sports, or other impact. Fractures can range from small hairline cracks to severe, complex breaks involving multiple bone fragments or surrounding soft tissue damage, and timely treatment is essential for proper healing, restoring function, and preventing long-term complications.

Treatment Methods :


Depending on the type, location, and severity of the fracture, treatment options may include:

  • Closed Reduction and Casting – Realigning the broken bone without surgery and stabilizing it with a cast or splint, used for simple, stable fractures.

  • Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF) – Surgical realignment of the fracture using plates, screws, or rods to hold the bone in place, used for more complex or displaced fractures.

  • External Fixation – A frame placed outside the body to stabilize severe fractures, particularly useful in cases with significant soft tissue injury or contamination.

  • Intramedullary Nailing – Insertion of a metal rod through the central canal of long bones to stabilize fractures, commonly used for fractures of the femur, tibia, or humerus.

The appropriate treatment is decided after evaluation by a qualified orthopedic surgeon, based on clinical examination and imaging.

Eligibility & Age


Treatment is required for any confirmed fracture, with the approach guided by the type, location, and severity of the break, as well as associated soft tissue or vascular injury.


There is no fixed age limit for fracture and trauma care — treatment is needed across all age groups, from children to the elderly. Suitability of a specific technique depends on bone quality, fracture pattern, overall health, and healing capacity.

Conclusion


Fractures vary widely in severity, and the right treatment depends on the specific type and location of the break. Prompt evaluation by a qualified orthopedic surgeon is important to ensure proper healing and recovery.

Get evaluated by a qualified surgeon through Surgi Solution and explore treatment options suitable for your condition.

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