Fracture & Trauma Surgery focuses on restoring bone alignment, stability, and function after accidents or injuries using advanced surgical techniques and modern fixation devices. With precise imaging and minimally invasive methods, surgeons repair fractures, stabilize joints, and promote faster healing while reducing pain and complications.

Our trauma surgery team specializes in the management of complex, multi-fragment fractures and high-energy injuries resulting from accidents, falls, sports injuries, and other traumatic events. We provide comprehensive acute care, from initial assessment and stabilization to definitive surgical reconstruction and rehabilitation planning, ensuring optimal recovery outcomes.

Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF) is a cornerstone procedure in trauma surgery, involving the surgical realignment of fractured bone fragments followed by stabilization using plates, screws, rods, or nails. This approach allows for anatomical restoration of bone anatomy, early mobilization, and reduced risk of malunion or nonunion compared to non-surgical treatment.

We utilize state-of-the-art imaging technologies including intraoperative fluoroscopy, CT-based navigation, and 3D printing for complex fracture planning. These tools enable precise implant placement, minimize surgical exposure, and reduce radiation exposure while achieving optimal fracture reduction and stabilization.

Our trauma care protocol includes damage control orthopaedics for polytrauma patients, staged reconstruction for complex injuries, and specialized techniques for osteoporotic fractures in elderly patients. We work closely with emergency medicine, critical care, and rehabilitation specialists to provide seamless multidisciplinary care throughout the recovery journey.