“Expert care for fractures and orthopaedic injuries when accidents happen.”
Fractures and orthopaedic trauma require prompt, expert care to ensure proper healing and restore function. At Shrey Hospital’s Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery department, we provide comprehensive care for all types of fractures — from simple breaks to complex multi-fragment injuries. Our orthopaedic trauma surgeons are experienced in both surgical and non-surgical fracture management, using techniques that promote healing and help you return to normal activities.
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From injury through recovery — comprehensive fracture care
Fracture Surgery Hospital in Ahmedabad — Trauma Orthopaedics
Fractures are common injuries that require proper treatment to heal correctly and restore function. At Shrey Hospital in Ahmedabad, our Orthopaedic Trauma team manages all types of fractures — from simple wrist fractures to complex pelvic injuries. We offer both non-surgical treatment (casting, splinting) and surgical fixation (plates, screws, nails, external fixation) depending on the fracture type, location, and stability.
Hip fractures in elderly patients are a particular focus — these injuries can be life-threatening without prompt treatment and rehabilitation. Our team provides rapid surgical fixation, often within 24-48 hours, followed by early mobilisation and rehabilitation. For paediatric fractures, we use techniques that account for growing bones and minimise impact on growth plates. With our 24/7 orthopaedic trauma coverage, expert fracture care is always available when you need it.
Benefits of Choosing Shrey Ortho Trauma:
- Our Expertise
Comprehensive Orthopaedic Trauma Services
Our Orthopaedic Trauma team provides expert care for all types of fractures and orthopaedic injuries, with 24/7 availability and comprehensive rehabilitation.
- Our Approach
Your Orthopaedic Trauma Journey
From injury through recovery — comprehensive fracture care
1
Emergency Assessment & Stabilisation
When you arrive with a fracture, we assess your overall condition and stabilise any life-threatening injuries first. We evaluate the fracture, obtain X-rays, and determine the best treatment approach. Pain management is provided immediately to keep you comfortable.
2
Fracture Treatment Planning
Based on the fracture type, location, and your overall health, we develop a treatment plan. This may be non-surgical (casting, splinting) or surgical (fixation with plates, screws, nails). We explain your options, expected outcomes, and recovery timeline.
3
Fracture Treatment
Treatment is performed using the appropriate technique. Surgical fixation uses implants to stabilise bones in proper position. We use minimally invasive approaches when possible to reduce tissue damage. Most procedures require short hospital stays.
4
Rehabilitation & Follow-Up
Recovery involves physiotherapy to restore movement and strength. We guide weight-bearing progression and activity return. Regular follow-up visits monitor healing on X-ray. We provide guidance on returning to normal activities safely.
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Helping You Understand Orthopaedic Trauma
Fractures and orthopaedic injuries raise many questions. These answers help you understand treatment and recovery.
How do I know if I have a fracture?
Signs of fracture include severe pain, swelling, bruising, deformity, inability to move the injured area, or pain with weight-bearing. X-rays confirm the diagnosis. Seek immediate medical attention for suspected fractures.
Will I need surgery for my fracture?
How long does it take for a fracture to heal?
Healing time varies by fracture type, location, and patient factors. Most fractures heal in 6-8 weeks. Some may take longer. We monitor healing with follow-up X-rays and provide timeline expectations for your specific fracture.
When can I return to normal activities after a fracture?
Return to activities depends on your fracture and treatment. We provide guidance on weight-bearing and activity restrictions. Most patients resume daily activities as healing progresses, with full return to strenuous activities after fracture consolidation.
What happens if a fracture doesn't heal properly?
Some fractures develop non-union (failure to heal) or malunion (healing in wrong position). If this occurs, surgery may be needed to promote healing or correct alignment. We monitor healing with follow-up and address problems promptly.
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