Accidents, falls, or sports injuries can result in bone fractures and joint trauma, often requiring immediate and specialized treatment. Complex & Simple Trauma Surgeries play a vital role in restoring bone alignment, stability, and mobility.
At the Dr. Atul Jaspal Bone and Joint Clinic in Paschim Vihar, Dr. Atul Jaspal provides experience in managing trauma cases ranging from routine fractures to complex injuries. Through updated orthopaedic methods and a supportive approach, he promotes quicker recovery and improved function.
Trauma surgeries involve surgical management of fractures, dislocations, and injuries caused by accidents or high-impact trauma.
Simple Trauma – Includes straightforward fractures or dislocations that require fixation with plates, screws, or minimally invasive techniques.
Complex Trauma – Involves high-energy injuries, multiple fractures, polytrauma, or bone/joint deformities requiring advanced surgical planning and reconstruction.
A comprehensive assessment includes:
Clinical Examination – To assess stability, deformity, and neurovascular status.
X-rays – Primary imaging for fractures and alignment.
CT Scans – Detailed 3D views for complex fractures.
MRI – To assess associated ligament, tendon, or soft tissue injuries.
Blood Tests & Trauma Protocols – For polytrauma patients requiring emergency care.
Pain relief medications and immobilization
Physiotherapy for rehabilitation after healing
External Fixation – Metal frames for severe or open fractures.
Polytrauma Surgery – Multi-level fixation for patients with multiple injuries.
Ilizarov Technique – Advanced method for bone reconstruction and deformity correction.
Minimally Invasive Fracture Fixation – Small incisions for quicker healing and reduced scarring.
Emergency Stabilization – Initial care including pain control, bleeding management, and temporary immobilization.
Imaging & Planning – X-rays/CT scans to design the surgical approach.
Fixation Procedure – Internal or external devices applied to stabilize the fracture.
Wound Closure & Dressing – For soft tissue protection and infection control.
Rehabilitation – Early physiotherapy to restore strength and mobility.
First 2 Weeks – Pain management, wound healing, and mobility support with crutches/walker.
Weeks 3–8 – Progressive physiotherapy to strengthen the injured area.
3–6 Months – Return to normal walking and daily activities.
6–12 Months – Full functional recovery in complex cases.
Restores alignment and function of bones/joints
Reduces long-term complications and deformities
Minimally invasive options for faster recovery
Effective management of complex and multiple fractures
Enables patients to return to active lifestyles
Simple trauma involves a single, stable fracture, while complex trauma includes multiple or severe fractures needing advanced surgery.
In most cases, surgery is performed urgently within 24–48 hours for the best outcomes.
Yes, with modern fixation techniques, trauma surgeries are highly safe and effective.
Recovery may take 6–12 weeks for simple cases and up to 6–12 months for complex trauma.
Yes, physiotherapy is crucial for regaining mobility, strength, and function.
Yes, with proper pre-operative evaluation and care, trauma surgeries are safe for elderly patients.
Delayed treatment may cause bone deformity, chronic pain, and permanent disability.
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