✦ Emergency Care

Trauma Surgery — Expert Care When Every Moment Matters.

Orthopaedic trauma surgery focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of injuries involving the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and surrounding soft tissues. Our trauma services address both emergency injuries and complex orthopaedic problems that may require surgical reconstruction.

24/7 emergency response — walk in any time, no appointment needed

What's Included

24/7 emergency evaluation for fractures and trauma

On-site C-Arm and X-Ray imaging for rapid diagnosis

Fracture fixation — plate/screw, intramedullary nailing, external fixation

Management of dislocations and complex joint injuries

Non-union, malunion and post-traumatic deformity correction

Conditions Treated

Fractures
Dislocations
Multiple fractures
Complex joint injuries
Open fractures
Sports injuries
Road traffic accident injuries
Industrial and workplace injuries
Ligament and tendon injuries
Complex limb injuries
Non-union and malunion of fractures
Post-traumatic deformities

Procedures / Services

Fracture fixation
Plate and screw fixation
Intramedullary nailing
External fixation
Joint dislocation management
Complex fracture reconstruction
Revision fracture surgery
Non-union and malunion correction
Soft-tissue and limb reconstruction

Timely Assessment, Careful Planning

Trauma care requires timely assessment and careful treatment planning. Our orthopaedic team evaluates the injury using clinical examination and appropriate imaging before deciding between non-surgical and surgical treatment.

Suspect a fracture?Keep the injured area as still as possible and seek medical evaluation promptly. Avoid attempting to straighten a visibly deformed limb yourself. Call our 24/7 emergency line at +91 63745 41857.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the surgical treatment of injuries affecting bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and related tissues.

Keep the injured area as still as possible and seek medical evaluation promptly. Avoid attempting to straighten a visibly deformed limb yourself.

No. Some fractures can heal successfully with casting, splinting, or other non-surgical treatment. Surgery is recommended when the fracture pattern, displacement, instability, or other factors make it necessary.

An open fracture occurs when a broken bone is associated with an open wound communicating with the fracture site. It requires urgent medical attention because of the increased risk of infection and other complications.

Healing time depends on the bone involved, fracture type, age, overall health, and treatment. The doctor can provide a more specific estimate based on the injury.

Non-union occurs when a fracture does not heal as expected over time. Additional evaluation and sometimes further treatment or surgery may be required.

Trauma Surgery — Expert Care When Every Moment Matters.

What's Included

Conditions Treated

Procedures / Services

Timely Assessment, Careful Planning

Frequently Asked Questions

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