Diagnosis, treatment, surgical support, and rehabilitation guidance for bone, joint, ligament, spine, fracture, arthritis, sports injury, and trauma-related conditions.
The Orthopaedic Department evaluates pain, swelling, deformity, stiffness, weakness, restricted movement, trauma history, and imaging findings to plan suitable treatment.
The department offers non-surgical and surgical care pathways supported by X-ray, diagnostic imaging, emergency services, physiotherapy guidance, nursing support, and follow-up monitoring.
The department manages acute injuries, long-standing joint pain, age-related degeneration, soft tissue injuries, and mobility problems through structured evaluation and treatment planning.
Orthopaedic diagnosis is supported by clinical examination, movement assessment, neurological checks, X-ray, CT scan coordination, and follow-up imaging.
Orthopaedic care is supported by emergency response, imaging, plaster and splint support, operation theatre backup, wound care, and rehabilitation guidance.
Answers to common questions about fractures, joint pain, trauma care, and rehabilitation.
Consult for fractures, joint pain, swelling, back pain, sports injury, difficulty walking, deformity, accident injuries, or long-standing bone and joint problems.
No. Some fractures heal with plaster or splinting, while others may need surgery depending on alignment, location, stability, age, and activity needs.
Yes, physiotherapy can improve strength, movement, balance, flexibility, and functional recovery after injury, surgery, or immobilization.
Yes, emergency and trauma support is available for accident injuries, suspected fractures, severe pain, wounds, and urgent orthopaedic conditions.
