Fracture Surgery
Bone Fracture Treatment and Surgeries
Fracture care guidance covering plaster, plates, nails, screws, external fixation and recovery planning for orthopedic fractures.
Ilizarov and rail fixator care
For non-union, infected non-union, deformity correction, limb lengthening and bone transport planning.
Open Ilizarov pageFracture not healing
For delayed union, non-union fracture, failed fixation and bone grafting discussion.
Open non-union pageOsteomyelitis treatment
For chronic bone infection, infected fracture, discharge, sinus and infected non-union planning.
Open infection pageLimb deformity correction
For malunion, post-traumatic deformity, bow leg, knock knee, shortening and alignment problems.
Open deformity pageFracture doctor near me
For fresh injury, accident fracture, haddi doctor and bone fracture doctor consultation.
Open fracture doctor pagePlate, screw, nail or rod removal
For painful, prominent or irritating orthopedic implants after fracture healing.
View implant removalJoint fractures
Intra-articular fractures around knee, ankle, elbow, wrist and hip socket need careful alignment.
View joint fracturesTrauma and accident care
Orthopedic planning after falls, road traffic accidents and high-energy injuries.
View trauma carePlaster or surgery?
Fracture treatment depends on stability, displacement, joint involvement and patient needs.
Non-surgical care
- Cast, splint or brace for stable fractures.
- Follow-up X-rays to confirm alignment.
- Physiotherapy when healing allows.
Surgical care
- Plates and screws.
- Intramedullary nails.
- External fixation.
- Joint surface reconstruction.
Healing and rehabilitation
Good recovery needs both bone healing and movement restoration.
Follow-up
- Wound and implant review.
- X-ray monitoring.
- Weight-bearing progression.
Special groups
- Children need growth-plate awareness.
- Elderly patients need fall-risk and osteoporosis review.
- Joint fractures need stiffness prevention.
Next Step
Book an orthopedic consultation
Share your symptoms, reports and treatment history so the team can guide the next step.