Orthopaedic Trauma Care

Fracture Management & Orthopaedic Care

We provide personalised care for fractures of the arms, legs, joints, and other parts of the body, with treatment planned according to your injury and recovery needs.

Care planned around the injury, and around you.

Fracture management care at Sarojini Shirol Orthopaedic Hospital

Understanding Fracture Management

What Is Fracture Management?

Fracture management refers to the medical care given to patients with a broken or cracked bone, guided by the type, location and severity of the injury. This includes conservative and, where clinically indicated, orthopaedic treatment.

Every fracture is assessed individually by the treating medical team, who determine the appropriate course of evaluation and care based on the patient's condition.

Care is planned around the injury, with assessment guiding every next step.

Fractures We Manage

Fracture Care for Different Types of Injuries

Our orthopaedic team assesses and manages fractures across different bones and areas of the body.

$Arm and forearm fracture care$

Arm & Forearm Fractures

Assessment and treatment of fractures affecting the upper arm and forearm bones.

$Wrist and hand fracture care$

Wrist & Hand Fractures

Care for fractures involving the wrist, hand and finger bones.

$Shoulder fracture care$

Shoulder Fractures

Evaluation and treatment of fractures around the shoulder joint.

$Hip and pelvic fracture care$

Hip & Pelvic Fractures

Assessment and management of fractures affecting the hip and pelvis.

$Thigh and leg fracture care$

Thigh & Leg Fractures

Treatment of fractures involving the thigh bone (femur) and leg.

$Knee and lower leg fracture care$

Knee & Lower-Leg Fractures

Care for fractures affecting the knee and lower leg bones.

$Ankle and foot fracture care$

Ankle & Foot Fractures

Assessment and treatment of fractures involving the ankle and foot.

Other Orthopaedic Trauma

Evaluation of other orthopaedic injuries not listed above.

Assessment & Diagnosis

Understanding the Injury Before Treatment

A structured process to understand the fracture before deciding on the right course of treatment.

Clinical Assessment

The injury is assessed by the treating medical team.

Diagnostic Evaluation

Relevant diagnostic services are used to evaluate the injury.

Treatment Planning

A treatment approach is determined according to the injury and clinical assessment.

Treatment & Care

Treatment Based on the Fracture and Patient's Needs

Every fracture is different. Treatment is planned around the nature of the injury and the needs of the patient.

Conservative Care

For fractures where non-operative management is clinically appropriate.

Orthopaedic Treatment

Treatment is planned according to fracture characteristics and patient needs.

Surgical Care

When surgery is clinically indicated, treatment is planned by the orthopaedic team.

Post-Treatment Care

Follow-up and rehabilitation support form part of the recovery journey.

Recovery & Rehabilitation

Supporting Recovery After a Fracture

A simple pathway from treatment through to recovery.

Treatment

Post-Treatment Care

Follow-up

Rehabilitation

Recovery

Post-Operative Ward

Step-Down ICU

Physiotherapy

General Hospital Support

Know the Signs

When to Seek Orthopaedic Care

Getting the injury assessed promptly is an important part of appropriate fracture care.

Persistent or severe pain following a fall, accident or impact.

Visible swelling, bruising or deformity around a joint or bone.

Difficulty moving or bearing weight on the affected arm, leg or joint.

Pain that does not settle with rest over a short period.

If you are unsure whether an injury needs assessment, it is best to have it checked by our orthopaedic team rather than wait.

Call 8372277050

Questions

Fracture Management FAQs

Common questions about fracture care at our hospital.

Does the hospital provide fracture treatment?

Yes. Fracture-related care is part of the hospital's orthopaedic trauma services.

Is X-Ray available for fracture assessment?

Yes. X-Ray is available as part of the hospital's diagnostic services.

Is emergency fracture care available?

Emergency services and orthopaedic trauma care are available.

Is ICU support available?

Yes. The hospital has a 3-bed ICU with ventilator and oxygen support.

Is physiotherapy available after fracture treatment?

Yes. Physiotherapy is available as a support service.