Chat Widget — Sarojini Shirol Hospital

sarojinishirolhospital.com

Sarojini Shirol Orthopaedic Hospital
Skip to content

Care for Younger Patients

Paediatric Trauma Care

Gentle orthopaedic care for children with fractures and injuries, with treatment planned around their age, condition, and individual recovery needs.

Gentle, careful assessment for our youngest patients.

Understanding Paediatric Trauma

What Is Paediatric Trauma?

Paediatric trauma assessment at Sarojini Shirol Hospital

Paediatric trauma refers to injuries affecting children that require medical assessment and, where appropriate, orthopaedic treatment. These injuries may result from accidents, falls, sports or other trauma.

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

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

Children's Orthopaedic Injuries

Trauma & Injuries in Children

Common categories of orthopaedic injury assessed and managed in children.

Fracture-Related Injuries
Limb Injuries
Joint Injuries
Trauma-Related Musculoskeletal Injuries
Other Orthopaedic Injuries Requiring Assessment
Growth Plate Injuries

Assessment & Treatment

How Your Child's Injury Is Assessed

A clear, structured process to understand and treat your child's injury.

Clinical assessment room at Sarojini Shirol Hospital
01

Initial Assessment

The child's injury and clinical condition are evaluated.

02

Diagnostic Evaluation

Appropriate diagnostic investigations are considered as required.

03

Treatment Planning

The medical team determines an appropriate treatment approach based on the child's condition.

04

Follow-up & Recovery

The child receives appropriate post-treatment care and follow-up.

Recovery & Rehabilitation

Supporting Your Child's Recovery

A simple pathway from treatment through to recovery.

Treatment
Post-Treatment Care
Follow-up
Rehabilitation
Recovery

For Parents

When Should Parents Seek Medical Care?

After a Significant Injury

A child with a significant injury should be medically assessed, particularly when there is severe pain, visible deformity, substantial swelling, difficulty using a limb, or concern following a major accident.

If you are ever unsure whether your child's injury needs assessment, it is safer to have it checked by our medical team without delay.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about paediatric trauma care at our hospital.

What is paediatric trauma?
Paediatric trauma refers to injuries in children that require medical assessment and, where appropriate, orthopaedic treatment.
Does the hospital provide paediatric trauma care?
Yes. Paediatric Trauma is included in the hospital's official clinical services.
Does the hospital have a general paediatrics department?
No. The hospital's scope of services identifies Paediatrics as not available. The service provided is specifically Paediatric Trauma.
Can children's fractures be assessed at the hospital?
Fracture-related injuries fall within orthopaedic trauma care and can be assessed by the treating medical team.
Is X-Ray available?
Yes. X-Ray is available as part of the hospital's diagnostic services.