Fractures & trauma
Fracture treatment in Delhi: casts, surgery and follow-up explained
Learn why fractures need assessment, when urgent care is needed and what to ask about casts, surgery, weight-bearing and healing.
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Browse fracture assessment, casts, fixation and follow-up topics. Choose the body area or stage of care that matches your concern and bring your existing reports to consultation.
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Wrist fracture after a fall: assessment and follow-up
A painful swollen wrist after a fall may be fractured even if you can move it.
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Ankle fracture: why some breaks need surgery
Ankle-fracture treatment depends on alignment and stability.
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Broken leg: understanding weight-bearing instructions
After a leg fracture, the amount of weight you may put through the limb depends on the break and treatment.
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Collarbone fracture: sling care and treatment choices
A broken collarbone often causes pain and difficulty using the shoulder after a fall.
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Broken toe: when a small injury needs assessment
Toe injuries vary from minor bruising to fractures that need specific treatment.
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Hip fracture in an older adult: urgent care and recovery planning
A suspected hip fracture after a fall needs urgent hospital assessment.
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Cast care: keeping a plaster safe and recognising pressure problems
A cast protects an injury while it heals.
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Osteomyelitis: recognising a possible bone infection
Osteomyelitis is an infection of bone.
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Delayed fracture healing and nonunion: why reassessment matters
Delayed union means a fracture is taking longer than expected to heal; nonunion means it has failed to unite.
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Compartment syndrome: severe limb pain that cannot wait
Acute compartment syndrome is dangerous pressure within a group of muscles.
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