30 min consult
Trauma & Fracture Care.
Fracture fixation, polytrauma and post-accident reconstruction.
About this procedure
Orthopaedic trauma care treats broken bones and injuries from accidents and falls — from simple fractures to complex and multiple (polytrauma) injuries — to restore alignment, stability and function.
Prompt, well-planned fixation helps bones heal in the right position and lets you move sooner.
Prompt, well-planned fixation helps bones heal in the right position and lets you move sooner.
Conditions & symptoms we treat
Simple & complex fractures
Polytrauma (multiple injuries)
Hip fractures in older adults
Non-union / mal-union (poorly healed fractures)
Fracture-dislocations
Post-accident reconstruction
Procedure & technique
After imaging, the fracture is stabilised by the most appropriate method — plates and screws, an intramedullary nail, or external fixation — to hold the bone securely. The plan accounts for soft-tissue injury and aims for early, safe mobilisation.
Recovery
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Immediately afterPain control and protection of the fixation; mobilisation as the injury allows.
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Early weeksGuided weight-bearing and movement appropriate to the fracture.
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6–12 weeksBone healing reviewed on X-ray; physiotherapy progresses.
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BeyondReturn to activity as healing allows; timelines vary with the injury.
Frequently asked
Things patients often ask.
Have a question we haven’t answered? Our team responds on WhatsApp within an hour during clinic hours.
Most fractures unite in about 6–12 weeks, though it varies with the bone, the injury and your general health.
Often not — implants are usually left in place unless they cause problems.
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