Trauma & Fracture Care

A simple fracture occurs when the bone breaks but remains aligned and does not pierce the skin. These fractures are usually treated with casting or splinting to support proper healing.

Also known as open fractures, these occur when the broken bone breaks through the skin. They require immediate medical attention to prevent infection and ensure proper bone alignment.

Stress fractures are small cracks in the bone caused by repetitive stress or overuse. They are common in athletes and individuals who perform repetitive physical activities.

These fractures occur near or within a joint and may affect joint movement and stability. Proper treatment is important to restore joint function and prevent long-term complications.

Fractures caused by sports injuries often result from sudden impact, falls, or twisting movements. Early diagnosis and treatment help athletes return safely to their activities.

These fractures commonly occur due to road accidents, falls, or high-impact injuries and may involve multiple bones or joints requiring specialized orthopedic care.