Emergency & Trauma
Emergency Trauma & Complex Fracture Fixation
Accidents and sudden high-velocity trauma require immediate, skilled surgical intervention. Dr. Naveen Kumar K provides rapid-response fracture stabilization, complex intra-articular fixation, and limb reconstruction care.
Emergency Trauma Services
- Closed & Open Fracture Fixation (Plating & Interlocking Nailing)
- Complex Intra-articular Joint Fracture Reconstruction
- Non-Union (Unhealed Fractures) & Mal-Union Correction
- Polytrauma Management & Multi-limb Stabilization
- Geriatric Fragility Fracture Management (Hip & Wrist)
Frequently Asked Questions (Fractures & Trauma)
What should I do immediately if a fracture is suspected?
Immobilize the limb immediately with a splint, apply ice packs wrapped in cloth, avoid weight bearing, and seek immediate emergency medical care.
How long does a bone take to heal after fracture surgery?
Primary bone union typically occurs in 6 to 12 weeks depending on the bone involved, age, and fixation technique, followed by physical therapy.
What is a non-union fracture?
A non-union occurs when a fractured bone fails to heal properly after normal recovery time. This can be successfully treated with specialized bone grafting and rigid re-fixation.