Complex Trauma

A bone fracture is a medical condition in which the continuity of the bone is lost. This can be caused by stress or a trauma injury. This damage is also possible as a result of a medical condition that causes the bones to weaken. Osteoporosis, bone cancer, osteogenesis imperfecta, and other conditions cause bone weakening.

The realignment of the bone is involved in the treatment of bone fractures. It is done to properly connect the ends of the bones. Internal and external splints are also used. Prior to administering any treatment, we thoroughly examine all reports to determine the severity of the problem. We begin providing treatment with utmost precision. The entire treatment is provided in accordance with international clinical standards.

Fractures & broken bones at a glance

Symptoms of Fractures & Broken Bones

The main symptoms of a broken bone are intense pain, swelling, and deformity of the affected body part. Depending on which part of the body is injured, there may also be a loss of function at the site of the broken bone. It is important to have a broken bone examined by a physician or orthopedic specialist.

Types of Fractures

There are many different types of fractures, each with corresponding symptoms.

Types of fractures include:

Treatment for Fractures & Broken Bones

See a doctor as soon as possible in the event of a fractured bone. X-rays or MRIs may be necessary to determine the extent of the fracture and the necessary course of treatment.

In most cases, the broken bones will be immobilized using a splint or cast, often for several weeks. Some types of fractures will require surgery to repair the damaged bone.

Pins, screws, and other hardware may be necessary to stabilize the broken pieces of a bone.