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Complex Fracture & Trauma Reconstruction

Complex fractures involve severe bone damage, multiple breaks, joint involvement, or injuries accompanied by soft-tissue damage. Trauma reconstruction aims to restore bone alignment, joint stability, and full function using advanced surgical techniques such as external fixation, plating, intramedullary nailing, and bone grafting. These procedures are essential for high-impact accidents, non-healing fractures, and deformity correction. With timely treatment and proper rehabilitation, patients can regain mobility and prevent long-term complications.

Advanced Trauma Care & Reconstruction Management
  • Accurate diagnosis using X-ray, CT, and MRI to assess fracture pattern and soft-tissue damage.
  • Precise surgical fixation with plates, screws, or nails to restore bone structure and alignment.
  • Use of external fixators for severe, open, or unstable fractures needing staged reconstruction.
  • Bone grafting and regenerative techniques to strengthen healing in non-union or severe bone loss.
  • Intensive rehabilitation to rebuild strength, improve mobility, and restore long-term limb function.