Trauma Management: Advanced Orthopedic Care for Fractures & Injuries
Trauma management involves specialized surgical and non-surgical treatments for complex bone fractures, joint injuries, and spinal damage caused by:
✔ Accidents (falls, vehicle collisions)
✔ Sports injuries
✔ Osteoporosis-related fractures
Our orthopedic trauma team provides 24/7 emergency care to restore mobility and prevent long-term complications.
Our Expertise in Trauma Care
1. Complex Fracture Repair
- Pelvic/Acetabulum (Hip Socket) Fractures:
- Surgical reconstruction using plates, screws, or external fixation.
- Precision alignment to preserve hip joint function.
- Periarticular Fractures (near joints – shoulder, knee, ankle):
- Minimally invasive techniques to avoid joint stiffness.
- Custom implants for stable fixation.
2. Spinal Injury & Back Pain Treatment
- Vertebral Fractures:
- Kyphoplasty/Vertebroplasty for spinal stabilization.
- Decompression surgery for nerve damage.
- Chronic Back Pain:
- Physiotherapy + pain management (steroid injections, PRP).
3. MIPPO (Minimally Invasive Surgery)
- Small incisions → Faster healing, less tissue damage.
- Ideal for: Tibia, femur, and humerus fractures.
4. Post-Cast Stiffness & Swelling
- Rehabilitation protocols:
- Physiotherapy (ultrasound, electrical stimulation).
- Custom exercises to restore range of motion.
Why Choose Our Trauma Care
Advanced Techniques
Computer-guided navigation for perfect bone alignment and Biological implants that promote natural healing.
Multidisciplinary Approach
Collaboration with neurologists, physiotherapists, and pain specialists and Personalized rehab plans for faster recovery.
Emergency Readiness
Dedicated trauma OT for emergency immediate surgeries and skilled round-the-clock orthopedic specialist team.
Recovery Timeline
| Injury Type | Healing Duration | Key Interventions |
|---|---|---|
| Hip Fracture | 3–6 months | Surgery + weight-bearing rehab |
| Spinal Fracture | 6–12 weeks | Bracing + core-strengthening |
| Ankle Fracture | 6–8 weeks | Physiotherapy + gait training |
FAQs : Your Questions Answered
1. How soon should a fracture be operated on?
- Within 24–72 hours for open/displaced fractures.
- Delayed surgery (after swelling reduces) for closed fractures.
2. Can fractures heal without surgery?
- Yes, if non-displaced (e.g., hairline cracks).
- Plaster casts + monitoring for 4–8 weeks.
3. What’s the success rate of MIPPO?
>90% for long-bone fractures (studies show faster union vs. traditional surgery).
4. How to reduce post-cast stiffness?
- Early movement: Start physio within 1 week of cast removal.
- Heat therapy + massage to improve circulation.
5. Are trauma surgeries covered by insurance?
Yes, for most accidental injuries (check policy terms).
