Fracture Surgery

Anatomical reduction and internal fixation to restore active bone loading capacity.

Fracture surgery stabilizes broken bones to allow fast, clean union. Dr. Sai Dinesh performs advanced anatomical reductions using locking compression plates (LCP) and intramedullary nails. This high-stability plating preserves regional blood supply, decreases post-op pain, and allows for early limb mobilization.

Clinical Advantages

Why anatomical internal fixation supports optimal bone union:

  • Absolute Stability: Locking compression plates prevent micro-motion under load, preventing hardware failure.
  • Preserves Periosteum: Minimally invasive plate insertion avoids disrupting local bone blood flow.
  • Early Joint Movement: Eliminates the need for long cast immobilizations, preventing stiffness.

Recovery Phases

Week 1 – 2: Soft Tissue Healing

Wound review and suture removal. Swelling control and active-assisted range-of-motion drills.

Week 6 – 8: Bone Callus Formation

X-ray scan to review early bone healing. Partial weight-bearing begins based on stability.

Month 3+: Complete Consolidation

Full weight-bearing allowed. Progressive resistance training to rebuild muscle volume.

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Consult with Dr. Sai Dinesh to receive a professional fracture assessment.

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